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[Tuxpaint-users] select 'save' directory

[Fleischer, P. <pfl...@ne...>]

Hello - I'm new to tuxpaint.  We are considering using it at school, =
where our students each have their own folder for their computer work.  =
I found the command where you can change the directory where work is =
saved, but is there any way for the standard "Save In" dialog box can =
come up so students can select their own folder location?
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thanks!=20
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Paula Fleischer

Re: [Tuxpaint-users] Gouranga (spam)

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Sun, Oct 02, 2005 at 10:15:36PM +0100, Neateye wrote:
> Call out Gouranga be happy!!!
> Gouranga Gouranga Gouranga ....
> That which brings the highest happiness!!

As happy as we are, it's not very nice to spam our mailing list.
(For reference, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gouranga )

To the rest of the tuxpaint-users subscribers, sorry for this.
Oddly, I don't see the spam address as a subscriber to this list, so I'm
not quite sure how it got in here!

-bill!

[Tuxpaint-users] Tux Paint on Windows Terminal Server 2003

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

Does anyone here have experience running Tux Paint on
Windows Terminal Server 2003?

I remember back in November 2004 someone mentioning they had some
problems, and saying they'd try to install Tux Paint "the TS 2003 way",
to see if it helped, but I don't remember seeing any final answer.

Another person emailed me today asking if Tux Paint works with it.
I've never used Terminal Server, and don't have access to it, so was
wondering if anyone out here in 'tuxpaint-users' has any experience.

Thanks in advance,

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[Tuxpaint-users] Software Freedom Day

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

This Saturday (Sept. 10) is international Software Freedom Day:

  http://www.softwarefreedomday.org/

Feel free to hand out CDs or information about Tux Paint to your friends,
families, or the public! ;^)

(There's some promotional material online here:
  http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/help/ )


Thanks and enjoy!

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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] Stamps

[Lieven V. P. <lie...@sk...>]

Hello Bill,
Thanks for your e-mail. (You remember me? I sent some action photo's for=20
your article in 'Redhat')
I already tried  to make a txt file in utf-8 format. It went wrong. When =
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used one from Tuxpaint and changed the content (not the last unvisible=20
byte)and name, there was now problem. I think it had something to do with=
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the last byte of the file??
I hope to make  an interesting collection of stamps because children of 5=
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years old from all over the world will make them. I will send to  my frie=
nds=20
all over the world materials to make them (in reality) and then they send=
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some back to me . I will take the pictures and convert them into stamps...
Greetings
Lieven
My Japanese friend from Japan came to Belgium to prepare the project and=20
test the materials.
-----------------------------
Lieven Van Parys
Moerasstraat 11
8760 Meulebeke
Belgium

ICT-co=F6rdinator Vrije Basisscholen Meulebeke
E-mail: lie...@sk...
Website: http://www.sip.be/stamand/school.htm
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From: "Bill Kendrick" <nb...@so...>
To: <tux...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 7:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Tuxpaint-users] Stamps


> On Tue, Aug 30, 2005 at 09:21:51AM +0200, Lieven Van Parys wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I am working on a collection rubber stamps together with my friends of=
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>> Japan, China, Sweden, Canada, Slovenia, Austria and Israel.
>> How can I make a text together with our stamps?
>> It was no problem to put the png-files into tux paint.
>
> Hi Lieven!  The easiest way is to create a text file (in UTF-8 format f=
or
> non-Latin characters, such as Chinese, Hebrew and Japanese).
>
> The text file should simply have the same name as the PNG stamp image=20
> file,
> except with ".txt" as the file extension, instead of ".png". :^)
>
> The first line should be the English description.
> For translations of the description, add additional lines to the file
> that begin with "xx.utf8=3D", where "xx" is the locale code for the lan=
guage
> (e.g., "jp" for Japanese, "zh" for Chinese, "de" for German).
>
> For example:
>
>  A sumatran tiger.
>  fr.utf8=3DUn tigre de Sumatra.
>
> You can see some example files in Tux Paint's current set of stamps.
> You can access them via the web interface to the CVS repository, for=20
> example:
>
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> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/tuxpaint/tuxpaint-stam=
ps/
>
>
> I hope that helps!  Please let me know when you've released your stamps
> (if you release them publically), as I'd be more than happy to link to=20
> them!
> (If you'd like to add anything to the main Tux Paint stamps collection,
> please let us know, too!)
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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] Stamps

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Tue, Aug 30, 2005 at 09:21:51AM +0200, Lieven Van Parys wrote:
> Hello,
> I am working on a collection rubber stamps together with my friends of Japan, China, Sweden, Canada, Slovenia, Austria and Israel.
> How can I make a text together with our stamps?
> It was no problem to put the png-files into tux paint.

Hi Lieven!  The easiest way is to create a text file (in UTF-8 format for
non-Latin characters, such as Chinese, Hebrew and Japanese).

The text file should simply have the same name as the PNG stamp image file,
except with ".txt" as the file extension, instead of ".png". :^)

The first line should be the English description.
For translations of the description, add additional lines to the file
that begin with "xx.utf8=", where "xx" is the locale code for the language
(e.g., "jp" for Japanese, "zh" for Chinese, "de" for German).

For example:

  A sumatran tiger.
  fr.utf8=Un tigre de Sumatra.

You can see some example files in Tux Paint's current set of stamps.
You can access them via the web interface to the CVS repository, for example:

  http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/tuxpaint/tuxpaint-stamps/


I hope that helps!  Please let me know when you've released your stamps
(if you release them publically), as I'd be more than happy to link to them!
(If you'd like to add anything to the main Tux Paint stamps collection,
please let us know, too!)

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[Tuxpaint-users] Stamps

[Lieven V. P. <lie...@sk...>]

Hello,
I am working on a collection rubber stamps together with my friends of =
Japan, China, Sweden, Canada, Slovenia, Austria and Israel.
How can I make a text together with our stamps?
It was no problem to put the png-files into tux paint.
Greetings
Lieven
-----------------------------
Lieven Van Parys
Moerasstraat 11
8760 Meulebeke
Belgium

ICT-co=F6rdinator Vrije Basisscholen Meulebeke
E-mail: lie...@sk...
Website: http://www.sip.be/stamand/school.htm

[Tuxpaint-users] Re: [Tuxpaint-devel] online lessons and standards?

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

(Ack, I forgot to follow-up back to tuxpaint-users.  Sorry to those who
receive this twice.)

On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 10:50:32AM -0400, Gina Susanne Loveless wrote:
> I'm a teacher and grad student.  I use Tux Paint in my computer lab but was 
> wondering if you might have lessons online and/or how they would be aligned 
> to the NETS standards?  I'm doing a project for my grad work and wanted to 
> use Tux Paint. I need lessons using Tux Paint and their alignment to the 
> NETS standards.  Is this information available online, at all?????? 

I really couldn't find any information for _publishers_ (like myself), so
I just dropped an email to the NETS Project Director to ask her for advice.

In the meantime, if anyone out here more familiar with the
National Education Technology Standards have any hints as to what would
be needed for lesson plans to actually adhere to such standards, please
speak up!

Thanks Gina, and good luck!

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[Tuxpaint-users] Re: [Tuxpaint-devel] online lessons and standards?

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

[Moving from 'tuxpaint-devel' to 'tuxpaint-users', and Cc'ing Gina as well,
since I'm not sure she's subscribed to either list]

On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 10:50:32AM -0400, Gina Susanne Loveless wrote:
> I'm a teacher and grad student.  I use Tux Paint in my computer lab but was 
> wondering if you might have lessons online and/or how they would be aligned 
> to the NETS standards?

I'm not actually familiar with them.  (I wasn't 100% sure what "NETS" was,
but Google helpd :^) )

For those curious, I discovered it to be this:

  "The National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) Project is an
  ongoing initiative of the International Society for Technology in
  Education (ISTE) and a consortium of distinguished partners and
  co-sponsors."

    http://cnets.iste.org/


> I'm doing a project for my grad work and wanted to 
> use Tux Paint. I need lessons using Tux Paint and their alignment to the 
> NETS standards.  Is this information available online, at all?????? 

Unfortunately, not that I know of.  The closest thing I can think of
is Francesca Campora's "Guida Didattica TuxPaint 2.0"
("Tux Paint Didactical Guide", in Italian):

  http://maestradigitale.it/tuxpaintguide2.0/1.htm

(BTW, I'd love it if this were made available in other languages.
It's published under the GNU Free Documentation License. :^) )


However, I'd be happy to look into this and find a way, if possible,
for us to come up with lesson plans that can be 'blessed' as an NETS
standard.

I'm not positive when I'll have time to work on this, and encourage
others to look into it and discuss it on 'tuxpaint-users', where it
might be a little more applicable.  I've actually moved this thread
from 'tuxpaint-devel' to there.
(See:  http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/lists/ for list info.)


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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] RE: How are you using TuxPaint out there?

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Thu, Jun 02, 2005 at 10:37:30AM -0400, Simpson, Tom wrote:
> I teach computer skills to K-4th grade kids, and we have used TuxPaint a lot this year.  The kids love it, and I like the fact that the pictures are saved in a format that is easy to import into iPhoto and quickly turn into a web page.  Here are links to a few of our projects:
> 
> K
> http://www.heathwood.org/news/Communications/ECLC/k_paintings/dargan_elephants.html
> 
> 1st
> http://www.heathwood.org/news/Communications/Lower/1stgrade/merry_treefrog/Merry Red-eyed.html
> 
> 2nd
> http://www.heathwood.org/news/Communications/lower/2ndgrade/xmas_trees/lamar_trees.html
> 
> We are using the OS X version on Apple eMacs.

Oh wow... I finally remembered to go look at the artwork on those pages.
It's super cute!  I love the tree frog story!  I might print out a copy for
my nephews! :^)

I assume it's okay to link to these from the Tux Paint website? :^)

Thanks,

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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] Accidental printing

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Fri, Jun 03, 2005 at 01:53:48PM -1000, pna...@k1... wrote:
> Kid Pix used to have a teacher selected mode where certain commands
> were hidden from the user. Just to throw something out. What about a
> way to select "safe" mode, where certain commands require a control
> click to work. The chance of a novice accidentally executing such a
> command would be remote. However, it would be easy for a supervisor
> (teacher or parent) to help them do it.

Thanks for the suggestion, Peter.  Besides 'Print' (and 'Quit', which
can already be disabled, but obviously you CAN still quit Tux Paint :^) ),
were there any other commands that you think should be semi-disable-able
in this fashion?

In the meantime, I'll see what I can do to restrict printing for the
upcoming 0.9.15 release of Tux Paint.

Thanks,

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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 02:39:24AM -0700, David Sivell wrote:
> Hi Bill
> Thank you for your assistance, but no go I'm afraid.
> Tried your method using Option; Apple; Control;
> Function keys plus combinations of above. It just
> tells me i've printed the picture.

Hi David.  I'll see if one of the other developers (who have
a Mac handy, and can try the code for the upcoming 0.9.15 version)
can test this out.

Looking at the code, it SHOULD work, although there's the
aforementioned bug where you must be holding [Alt] when you
click the "Yes" button in the print confirmation.

(I've just corrected that bug, and version 0.9.15 will behave as
designed: you hold [Alt] when you click 'Print', and that modification
will 'stick', so you can let go of it when you go to click "Yes" or "No"
in the "Are you sure you want to print?" dialog that we added in 0.9.14.)


Additionally, a new setting will be added which allows you to tell
Tux Paint to _always_ show the printer dialog, without the need to hold
the [Alt] key each time.  (As well as the converse: you can tell it
to NEVER show the print dialog, EVEN if the [Alt] key is pressed. :^) )

Thanks,

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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] I need to translate to Thai lanugage

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Mon, Jun 20, 2005 at 04:45:35PM +0700, ouychai chaita wrote:
> Hi every one
>      My name is Ouychai Chaita. I working for develope the people ware 
> for using Linux or Opensource. Let's see my project.
> http://linux.thai.net/plone/Members/DraughtMan/index.html
> I need to translate from English to Thailanguage. How to compile to 
> Fedora Core I.

Hi Ouychai, thanks for offering to help.  Our "tuxpaint-i18n" or
"tuxpaint-devel" mailing lists might be more appropriate places to
discuss this.  (See http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/lists/ )

To answer briefly, though:

  (1) Download the source code from:
      http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/download/source/

      It might be best to download the latest development copy out of the
      "CVS" repository at SourceForge, rather than use the latest offical
      release (0.9.14, which is now about 8 months old!)

      There is information at the page listed above on how to do that.

  (2) Be sure you have all of the required helper libraries installed.
      They should all be available as packages for Fedora Core.
      http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/requirements/

  (3) Simply use the "make" command to compile Tux Paint, and then
      "make install" (as root, or via the "sudo" command) to install it!

If you need help, feel free to post a note to "tuxpaint-devel" or send
me a message directly.

(I'd like to keep this list, "tuxpaint-users", as non-technical and
non-developer-oriented as possible... a place for teachers and parents to
come and discuss Tux Paint and how they use it at school and home.)


Thanks and good luck!

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[Tuxpaint-users] I need to translate to Thai lanugage

[ouychai c. <ae....@gm...>]

Hi every one
      My name is Ouychai Chaita. I working for develope the people ware 
for using Linux or Opensource. Let's see my project.
http://linux.thai.net/plone/Members/DraughtMan/index.html
I need to translate from English to Thailanguage. How to compile to 
Fedora Core I.

Please suggest to me
Ouychai Chaita

[Tuxpaint-users] cancel

[Ada M. <ada...@ya...>]

Please, delete my name from the tuxpaint users mailing
list. Thanks. Ada Marchesini

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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 02:39:24AM -0700, David Sivell wrote:
> Hi Bill
> Thank you for your assistance, but no go I'm afraid.
> Tried your method using Option; Apple; Control;
> Function keys plus combinations of above. It just
> tells me i've printed the picture.

Hrm, are you using Tux Paint 0.9.14, or an earlier version?
I /think/ the 'Option' key trick only works in 0.9.14.


> I'm actually trying on a Powerbook if that could make
> a difference.

It shouldn't. :^)


> I also should add my thanks at this time. I teach
> Kindergaten - Yr6 classes in a computer lab and they
> all love using Tux Paint especially now with the full
> screen version. They love making desktop images and
> playing with/decorating photos of themeselves etc.

Cool! :^)

-bill!

Re: [Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[David S. <ds...@ya...>]

Hi Bill
Thank you for your assistance, but no go I'm afraid.
Tried your method using Option; Apple; Control;
Function keys plus combinations of above. It just
tells me i've printed the picture.

I'm actually trying on a Powerbook if that could make
a difference.

I also should add my thanks at this time. I teach
Kindergaten - Yr6 classes in a computer lab and they
all love using Tux Paint especially now with the full
screen version. They love making desktop images and
playing with/decorating photos of themeselves etc.

Regards
David

> Okay, admittedly, I'm using a generic
> PC-with-trakball USB keyboard,
> which has an ALT key, but I'm pretty sure an Apple
> Mac keyboard's Option key
> should do the same...
> 
> In Tux Paint 0.9.14, it looks like you need to click
> 'Print', and then
> when the "Are you sure you want to print? Yes/No"
> prompt comes up,
> hold the Option (or ALT) key while clicking "Yes".
> 
> (I'm not sure if Windows works the same way... we
> developers should
> definitely make it consistent! Sorry if it's not!
> :^) )
> 
> Let me know if THAT works! :^)  Thanks!

> -bill!
> bi...@ne...




		
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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Thu, Jun 09, 2005 at 09:53:17PM -0700, David Sivell wrote:
> I don't have an alt key, tried a variety of key
> combinations - no luck.

Okay, admittedly, I'm using a generic PC-with-trakball USB keyboard,
which has an ALT key, but I'm pretty sure an Apple Mac keyboard's Option key
should do the same...

In Tux Paint 0.9.14, it looks like you need to click 'Print', and then
when the "Are you sure you want to print? Yes/No" prompt comes up,
hold the Option (or ALT) key while clicking "Yes".

(I'm not sure if Windows works the same way... we developers should
definitely make it consistent! Sorry if it's not! :^) )

Let me know if THAT works! :^)  Thanks!

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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Thu, Jun 09, 2005 at 09:53:17PM -0700, David Sivell wrote:
> HI
> I don't have an alt key, tried a variety of key
> combinations - no luck.

Sorry for the confusion!  I think the 'official' Apple name for the key is
"Option".  On some Mac keyboards, it also says 'Alt' on it, which is why
I said "Alt/Option".  Sorry :^)


> When you get a chance could you please try the keys
> and let me know?

I'll boot up the iMac right now and give it a try.  I'll post again in
a few minutes.  (It's old and slow. ;^)  But, it was free!)

-bill!

Re: [Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[David S. <ds...@ya...>]

> 
> Let us know if that helps or not!  (I'm hoping to
> improve Tux Paint's
> printing capabilities on Mac in the next release,
> though at this point,
> I can't guess as to when that version will be
> available.)
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> -bill!

HI
I don't have an alt key, tried a variety of key
combinations - no luck.
When you get a chance could you please try the keys
and let me know?
Thanks
David

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[Tuxpaint-users] Re: Any Way to Import Stamps to Linux?

[Kai P. <ka...@pe...>]

On Tue, Jun 07, 2005 at 05:54:20AM -0700, Kai Ponte wrote:
 >> I noticed a big discrepency between the amount of images
 >> and sounds in  the Linux and Windows versions. I use
 >> Linux and my wife Win2k. Her TuxPaint has many more
 >> sounds and stamp images. Is there a download area?

 > Hi!  Tux Paint's 'stamps' are released in a separate download.
 > If all you have on Linux is a handful of cartoon Tux penguins,
 > then you simply need to install the "tuxpaint-stamps" package.

Thank you!! That did the trick!

I was happy to see the nice writeup in Tux Magazine last week. Good job!

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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Tue, Jun 07, 2005 at 05:20:23PM -0700, David Sivell wrote:
> hi
> When we try to print (OSX FULLSCREEN 800/600 to
> HP4600DN) the pics are cropped as they try to print
> landscape across a portrait paper if you know what I
> mean. I can't find a page setup. is there a fix??

You may have luck holding the [Alt/Option] key down as you click 'Print'.
That should, I believe, display a Mac OS X printer dialog.

I'm not 100% sure if that'll work in Fullscreen mode, or not.
Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac in front of me to test with. :^/

Let us know if that helps or not!  (I'm hoping to improve Tux Paint's
printing capabilities on Mac in the next release, though at this point,
I can't guess as to when that version will be available.)

Thanks!

-bill!

[Tuxpaint-users] PRINT PROBLEMS

[David S. <ds...@ya...>]

hi
When we try to print (OSX FULLSCREEN 800/600 to
HP4600DN) the pics are cropped as they try to print
landscape across a portrait paper if you know what I
mean. I can't find a page setup. is there a fix??
Thanks
David


		
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Re: [Tuxpaint-users] Any way to import stamps/sounds to Linux?

[Bill K. <nb...@so...>]

On Tue, Jun 07, 2005 at 05:54:20AM -0700, Kai Ponte wrote:
> I noticed a big discrepency between the amount of images and sounds in 
> the Linux and Windows versions. I use Linux and my wife Win2k. Her 
> TuxPaint has many more sounds and stamp images. Is there a download area?

Hi!  Tux Paint's 'stamps' are released in a separate download.
If all you have on Linux is a handful of cartoon Tux penguins, then you
simply need to install the "tuxpaint-stamps" package.

If you installed Tux Paint from source, you'll just want to grab
"tuxpaint-stamps-####.tar.gz" from the 'Source' download page:

  http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/download/source/

Then open the .tar.gz archive ("tar -xzf tuxpaint-stamps-####.tar.gz" on
the command-line, for example), then go inside the directory/folder it
created ("tuxpaint-stamps-####/"), and then, as 'root' superuser, run:
"make install".  Restart Tux Paint, and voila!

If you installed from a package (on Debian via 'apt', on RedHat via 'yum'
or an RPM package, etc.), just install the corresponding "tuxpaint-stamps"
package.


FYI, I've separated the stamps from the core package because some people
want to give Tux Paint a test-drive but might NOT want to download 6-10MB.
(The main program is only 2-3MB.)  Also, eventually, the Stamps collection
will be split up into smaller sub-packages, with various themes.

Let us know if you need more assistance!

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[Tuxpaint-users] Any way to import stamps/sounds to Linux?

[Kai P. <ka...@pe...>]

I noticed a big discrepency between the amount of images and sounds in 
the Linux and Windows versions. I use Linux and my wife Win2k. Her 
TuxPaint has many more sounds and stamp images. Is there a download area?

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