CompuServe Thread

I am aware of Jim and your desires to get on with it. You both need to understand that this is your field of expertise and it takes a bit longer for me to grasp your intent, as simple as it may sound to you. The illustrations you sent required some interpretation on my part, i.e. the embryo is shown sometimes with the emniotic sac and sometimes not, the first story board I made (yes, I have already made one) was not correct because of this. I am putting the finishing touches on the drawings with the corrections. This is a straight forward process for me on this level, but it does tatke time to make a few dozen drawings and illustrations even though they are just sketches. As far as the menu look and feel files go, I have work less on this matter because I know we will refine this later. I think it is best to place "working buttons" and screens to maintain the "concept" of your CD. Besides, as with most graphic design projects of this magnitude, many of the features we wish to shown are not self evedent at the beginning and only become clear at a much later date. I would like to concentrate on this tricky little series of a normal and two abnormal fetal developments to get the ground set for all others. I am taking time to lay the balast, so to speak. After this series is finalized, all the others can be modeled after it and things will go mush smoother. As a point of advise. I would like to have as many photocopies of the things we are trying to model as possible. It is one thing to say you want this animated, it is another to understand the complete objects shape and form as it would appear. Can you get me a clean set of reproductions of the entire fetal devvelopment? I need many more pictures, or sources materials as possible, any old books you can let me use for a while or book stores which carry medical books? Sorry for the time it is taking. I simply need the time right now, I want to do a very good job and be absolutely clear about the intent of the project and how to structure my working methods. Also, could you send me Jim's complete address and phone numbers one more time via this e-mail.