re-inventing the wheel........

[Walter]

Why not just go to those links yourself and swipe (ok, download) the images you need from the 
source you would have used as the links????  You put the images into your docs, the users get good 
quality documentation, your boss thinks you are a genius because you were able to illustrate your 
how-to with great images.  

So, everyone is happy and you use the extra time you saved to surf the web looking for a job 
working for someone that isn't so anal-retentive! 

You should always give proper credit for the origin of the images in a foot note or resources list 
at the end of your document.  It is best if you can find someone who can grant you permission to 
use the images, and note this somewhere in your document.

As long as you are using the images for a non-profit purpose or to create an internal educational 
resource and you are getting the images from a publically available website that is not copyrighted 
- it should be OK.

"Eric Rossiter" <rossiter at discoverynet.com> wrote:
>
> Ok,
> 
> I've been tasked with writing my own Linux Installation HOWTO for the
> company intranet, can't just set a link to the hundreds already out there.
> 
> My question is this..... how does one install Linux and take all those nifty
> screen shots I've seen in other HOWTO's?  Hmmmmm?
> 
> TIA

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