Comments on: What to do?

By: Valerie V.

Valerie V. — Thu, 05 Jan 2006 17:54:26 +0000

To Fred Axe,

Did you used to live in Huntington Beach?

Valerie

By: Alan Caldwell

Alan Caldwell — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 01:48:01 +0000

Robin I have your tutorial on repainting flight sim airplanes. I have #1, #2, #3 and #4A. Your tutorials say there should also be #4B and #5.

If you can point me to them or attach them to an email I would be quite grateful.

Alan L. Caldwell
Major USAF Ret.

By: Teddy

Teddy — Sun, 25 Sep 2005 14:53:32 +0000

Dear Robin,
I am so sad to see you close your website.
You have been a great help to me over the years, and I want to THANK YOU for all your hard work and devotion to creating a truely helpful resource to us.
God Bless,
Teddy

By: steph

steph — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 19:19:29 +0000

hi robin, this is the first time i visit your site and by reading through the comments its clear that you are closeing shop. well maybe you can help me before you close i am looking for a batch image watermarking programme. please help. you can email me at steph@locationsforafrica.co.za- thank you

By: Maggie

Maggie — Tue, 02 Aug 2005 15:25:05 +0000

HI Robyn, I have been a devoted fan of your site. You did such a terrific job in teaching me the basics of PSP when I was scared stiff of this program.
I locked in today to find yur tutorial on image slicing, since I lost it somewhere. Is there anywhere where I can find it, or will you make it available again? Thank you so much for your wonderful work and the way you have taught your lessons. it was brilliant. Please don’t forget about us devoted fans, okay? ))) Take care. – Maggie

By: Alexander J. Chiffy

Alexander J. Chiffy — Thu, 14 Jul 2005 12:35:45 +0000

I am very sorry to see you are discontinuing your wonderful work with PSP. When a “PRO” like yourself turns to another graphics application maybe it’s time for Corel to re-think their position in the graphics community. I have learned much from you and have enjoyed working with all the Tuts. Since I taught myself HTML from Elizabeth Castros’ book “HTML for the world wide web, more than 6 years ago,I have had a great experience making my own Web page(at the encourgment of my Son who is an IT Speciaist). Lately I have let the page slip due to other time commitments. I look forward to your newer versions of PSP9 Tuts. I shall keep checking back.
Alexander (Sandy) Chiffy

By: Kelly

Kelly — Thu, 30 Jun 2005 06:20:53 +0000

Oh man! I am so sad! I loved your site and thought your tutorials were so awesome. I know I have spent so much time just going through your site over the last couple of years and I used it and directed others to it almost religiously. If anyone ever asked me a question about PSP I sent them to your site. *L* I hate to complain but I am seriously going to miss it! I don’t know where I am going to go now or what I am going to do without it. I guess I should have appreciated it more. *L* Seriously THANK YOU for the time that I have spent at your site learning. You have no idea what an impact your site has had on me and I just never even thought it might dissappear. I hope your future projects are wonderful successes but don’t ever think for a second that this one wasn’t worthwhile. I loved it even if there was a broken link here or there. I hope I haven’t made you feel too guilty. *L*

Kelly in Texas

By: Fred Axe

Fred Axe — Sat, 25 Jun 2005 18:08:19 +0000

Hi Robin:
I came over from San Mateo a couple of years ago to monitor one of your classes. I was so impressed with your knowledge and teaching ability but it was to far to travel to enroll in your class. But I just wanted to comment about your decision. I detect a note of sad frustration on your decision. I say don’t even give it one second of consideration. My analogy would be to consider watching one of those tall skyscrapers being built. The first thing you see are these tall funny looking cranes right in the middle of the site. That crane is the fulcrum point of everything that will be created. After much time, the skyscraper stands majestically to perform its function and they remove the crane. When persons look at the skyscraper they don’t see the crane, just the results of it. The crane is now the only thing that knows what it did. The crane has left its mark and has a feeling if it were human of the great accomplishment it had experienced. By reading some of these comments there are still some of us who knows who built the skyscraper.

Go build another skyscraper so we can watch. You can lead us in a new direction.

Fred Axe
Philipians 4:13

By: Tamalita

Tamalita — Wed, 15 Jun 2005 15:59:05 +0000

Robin, I have always found so much useful information on your site! Sorry to see you closing it, but I do understand. I am really glad to know you will be reposting some of the information. I thought your site was really one of the best in terms of the resources you made available.

By: David Hucklesby

David Hucklesby — Mon, 13 Jun 2005 18:06:02 +0000

Thank you for all your resources, Robin. I'm glad you will be reposting some of your tips. I have found them immensely helpful. I don't know how you find time and energy to keep all these helpful and interesting sites going. BTW - Your first commenter, Norman Overington, has some interesting free and shareware Unicode fonts on his family site, including some that support the Welsh language. (This perhaps useful to Patagonians?)