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John Navas
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wrote:

> 1. Gary Fong: How to Get Rich As a Photographer
> 2. Mike Colon: Reaching the High-End Bride DVD
> 3. Gino Lucadamo (all 5 volumes)
> 4. Jerry Ghionis (all 3 volumes)
> 5. Dean Colins
> 6. Masters of Wedding Photography 1 & 2
> 7. Joe Buissink DVD: Defining the Moment
> 8. Bambi Cantrell : The Definitive Guide to Comtemporary Wedding
> Photography
> 9. How to Photograph the Bride Alone Flow Posing
> 10. How to Photograph the Bride and Groom Flow Posing
> 11. Ryan Schembri Debut
> 12. Ryan Schembri Freaking Out in Photoshop
> 13. Guy Gowan Adobe Photoshop Cosmetic Technique

Gary Fong I've heard of, and years ago I met Dean Collins. But he's
dead now. Never heard of the rest of them.
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> This post is illegal merchandise.
>
> Everyone knows that www.veevideo.com is selling pirated Videos
> illegally.
>
> Rest assured that if you are buying anything from this immoral
> company you are not getting the real product.
>
> If you wish to buy any of these products please respect
> copyright and go directly to the sellers of these copyrighted
> materials.
>
> www.VeeVideo.com is the worst thing for our industry and will
> pay heavy fines in the end. They are being pursued
> aggressively for their actions.
>
> The Digital Wedding Pro series can only be purchased directly
> from www.digitalweddingpro.com
>
> Allison Lee
> Marketing Manager
> www.digitalweddingpro.com
>
I do not know anything about this particular "service" but I have
been an "avid" fighter of piracy since my days of writing
shareware for the Apple ][ on CompuServe and for DOS 4.0 on a PC.
I figured if I didn't want my work stolen, I shouldn't steal
others so I simply don't.

It may be naive, but I still have the romantic view that if more
people obeyed copyrights on music and movies, we'd not have
nearly as high prices on CDs and DVDs, which are rising fast, nor
would there be a war between the IP owners and the pirates as
well as them who sell ripping or copying software. Too often, the
sophisticated copy protection causes legit buyers angst.

I strongly believe the same would be true of software such as
Windows and so many apps and utilites that use some version of
activation. Again, if we all bought what we use, I think prices
could drop because less resources would be devoted to fighting
the pirates and I think the software would be less buggy because
side-effect bugs from the copy protection or false positives from
things like Windoes Genuine Advantage or whatever. And, it would
allow buyers to use their copyright law guaranteed right to copy
ONE disc as a backup as well as allow legit buyers the
flexibility to reinstall when necessary or move - NOT copy - from
one PC to another.

I'd be interested in your views on this, and others views.

--
HP, aka Jerry

"Surely you jest - and don't call me Shirley!" - from the movie
"Airplane!"
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In article , John Navas
wrote:

> One case in point is Adobe Photoshop Elements 6, where Adobe has
> actually said it delayed writing all the help and documentation until
> after the code was written so that implementation could keep changing
> until the last minute. Yikes! My take as a software quality
> professional is that's absolutely the wrong way to go about it,
> effectively backwards. The right way is to design the app properly,
> with built-in quality, document it, and only then write the code, which
> takes much less time and comes out with much better quality.

A software quality control professional?

Oh, that's hysterical!
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On 2/21/08 11:05 AM, in article 210220080905234734%rag@nospam.techline.com,
"Mr. Strat" wrote:

> In article
> ,
> wrote:
>
>> 1. Gary Fong: How to Get Rich As a Photographer
>> 2. Mike Colon: Reaching the High-End Bride DVD
>> 3. Gino Lucadamo (all 5 volumes)
>> 4. Jerry Ghionis (all 3 volumes)
>> 5. Dean Colins
>> 6. Masters of Wedding Photography 1 & 2
>> 7. Joe Buissink DVD: Defining the Moment
>> 8. Bambi Cantrell : The Definitive Guide to Comtemporary Wedding
>> Photography
>> 9. How to Photograph the Bride Alone Flow Posing
>> 10. How to Photograph the Bride and Groom Flow Posing
>> 11. Ryan Schembri Debut
>> 12. Ryan Schembri Freaking Out in Photoshop
>> 13. Guy Gowan Adobe Photoshop Cosmetic Technique
>
> Gary Fong I've heard of, and years ago I met Dean Collins. But he's
> dead now. Never heard of the rest of them.
But a guy named 'colon' talking about reaching for something might be
interesting...
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Darn, I just ordered 2 DVD's from veevideo before i found this thread
while searching, i guess you guys are saying i won't be getting
original DVD's. If they turn out to be fake, I'll be returning them
and asking my CC company to do a chargeback.
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On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 09:57:26 -0700, l.johnstone wrote:

> Darn, I just ordered 2 DVD's from veevideo before i found this thread
> while searching, i guess you guys are saying i won't be getting original
> DVD's. If they turn out to be fake, I'll be returning them and asking my
> CC company to do a chargeback.

If they are fake you should take them to your local trading standards
office for their inspection.

Still claim your money back quoting whatever your trading standards
officer said. You could also inform your local constabulary.

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Neil
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