Jane, you could put it on a thumb drive (USB stick) and mail it to the
designer. All computers now take a thumb drive even if they don’t have a
CD/DVD drive.

Jan

wrote:

than I felt last night. As mentioned before, PBS is going to publish, at
least online, the monograph "Hippeastrum in Bolivia." The authors have,
however, submitted the numerous photos in a format that I had to download
from the cloud (succeeded, I think), and it turned out to be in the .rar
compressed format, which I could not deal with. Nhu Nguyen kindly extracted
some of the photos for me, but the result is, according to the woman who is
going to lay out the pdf, "too tiny." Whatever that exactly means. I'm
putting out a desperate plea for someone reading this who is familiar with
coping with such matters. The downloaded folder is 150 MB, too large for me
to email, so I will have to burn it on a CD or DVD and send it to you by
postal mail. Don't even ask about having it put on the cloud! And I can't
send it directly to the designer, because her new computer does not have a
CD/DVD drive "because they must have thought nobody needed one now."
Whoever deals with this can communicate directly with her and may be able
to send things via a cloud site, which I can't do.

jpgs of good resolution, write to me soon!

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