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SigilBear · 05-17-2017, 04:49 PM

Thanks.

I'm still playing with ideas, but I tentatively have each image in each chapter (e.g. Arizona) linked to a matching section in the back of the book...

<h4 id="arizona"

Under the heading, I have a list of all the images in that chapter. After each image's name, I have a hyperlink to the source, followed by the image's status (public domain, etc.). I discovered that Wikipedia now makes things a little easier by allowing you to copy information about an image's status.

Each image in the appendix is preceded by a back arrow that links to that image in the main text.

It's a fair amount of work, but I think it will be pretty nice.

I wish I knew more about the technical aspects of copyrights, trademarks, etc. I just got an e-mail from some agency in New York City telling me I can NOT use the famous "I (Heart) NY" logo in my book, nor can I use any derivative (e.g. I Love VT).

There must be six million copies of that logo and the variations it has spawned on the Internet.

05-17-2017, 04:49 PM	#3
SigilBear Banned Posts: 244 Karma: 2112680 Join Date: Jan 2017 Device: iBooks	Thanks. I'm still playing with ideas, but I tentatively have each image in each chapter (e.g. Arizona) linked to a matching section in the back of the book... <h4 id="arizona" Under the heading, I have a list of all the images in that chapter. After each image's name, I have a hyperlink to the source, followed by the image's status (public domain, etc.). I discovered that Wikipedia now makes things a little easier by allowing you to copy information about an image's status. Each image in the appendix is preceded by a back arrow that links to that image in the main text. It's a fair amount of work, but I think it will be pretty nice. I wish I knew more about the technical aspects of copyrights, trademarks, etc. I just got an e-mail from some agency in New York City telling me I can NOT use the famous "I (Heart) NY" logo in my book, nor can I use any derivative (e.g. I Love VT). There must be six million copies of that logo and the variations it has spawned on the Internet.