Except where otherwise noted below, all images at this web site are
Copyright 1995-2006 by Robert Cantor. These images may not be
reused without the permission of Robert Cantor. Permission to use these
images in other web sites may be assumed if the following conditions are
met (don't be scared off; these are actually all very simple and not likely
to be a problem):
- it is used on a personal web site not intended for commercial use
- the image has not been significantly altered or reduced in size
- the image is either labelled with a copyright sign such as © or
identified as the work of Robert Cantor
- the image, the copyright, or an appropriate item in close proximity
contains a link to the home page
http://www.bobcantor.com, to an appropriate page at that same site, or to my e-mail address
admin@bobcantor.com
- the image is in no way associated with any religious or political ideas
or beliefs, or any other ideas or beliefs which may be construed as
controversial
- the image may not be used in such a way as to suggest an endorsement of
products or services
- you must make your own copy of the image file; it may not be referenced
from my web site
- the image file may not be distributed except as necessary to meet the
previously stated condition
If you do not meet these requirements or are uncertain about them, please send
me
e-mail.
I'm sure we can work something out.
- The following fonts from Corel Photo-paint were used on my various pages:
- Home page - Edwardian Script, Copperplate
- Photo gallery - Goudy Handtooled BT, Mural Script
The arrow buttons in my resume came from
IAM Presents
HTML Buttons
Backgrounds on my Repo Man page come from Texture Land (it was modified from the original).
These are free for non-commercial use. The VHS cover and limited edition
tin graphics where provided by Anchor Bay Entertainment with no explicit
copyright information.
The original source and copyright information of the Repo Man title image
is not known to me.
-
The background image appearing on the pencil sharpener collection page was
created by Robert Cantor and is generously donated to the public domain.
- The running cryptolope man was created while I was in the employ of IBM and
was used as the unofficial logo of
infoMarket.
Technically, IBM owns the copyright but I seriously doubt that they care
unless a miracle occurs in which IBM both restarts the project and
decides to make my cryptolope man the official logo.
- The animated blinking Zorak was created from a
static Zorak image for
which the copyright is not known.
The Elvis image in which Mr. Cantor is shaking hands with Elvis comes
from the White
House Archives and was substantially altered for use in this web site.
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