Digital BW, The Print

I am assuming that one can sell the software with its license if 
they no longer plan on using it.  That being the case, is anyone 
selling their software?

Why, are you interested in buying or selling?

Helene


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> I am assuming that one can sell the software with its license if 
> they no longer plan on using it.  That being the case, is anyone 
> selling their software?
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I am of course interested in buying the software.


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., grdglass@a... wrote:

> Why, are you interested in buying or selling?
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> Helene
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> > I am assuming that one can sell the software with its license if 
> > they no longer plan on using it.  That being the case, is anyone 
> > selling their software?
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--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., josh smith <josh@r...> wrote:
> on 11/5/02 6:32 pm, uccalbear at uccalbear@y... wrote:
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> I am assuming that one can sell the software with its license if
> they no longer plan on using it.  That being the case, is anyone
> selling their software?
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> I am in the Uk and have the 4 tone Piezography software (mac) version 5.
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Which software do you want. I have the Mac desk top and the pro
24 for the pc ,will never use either again .
Don

on 11/5/02 6:32 pm, uccalbear at uccalbear@... wrote:

I am assuming that one can sell the software with its license if
they no longer plan on using it.  That being the case, is anyone
selling their software?


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I am in the Uk and have the 4 tone Piezography software (mac) version 5.

How much are you looking to pay ?

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Hi,
I am using a 17" Apple Studio Display LCD. Setting the dot gain at 30%
doesn't quite get the on-screen image dark enough. I've been using the
custom dot gain curve and have gotten pretty close but there is still more
contrast on the screen compared to the printed image. Any suggestions for
decreasing the appearance of contrast using the custom dot gain feature? Any
online tutorials or howtos?
Thanks,
Dennis Craven