Hi
Open Clipart might be worth mentioning as an alternative to the clipart used in MS Office.
Regards from
Tom
Thanks. I certainly have no problem adding copyright info...is there some
standard way that we do this?
I'd add a note: images from the web, warning!
And I would direct the reader to some free (like speech) image stock.
Google images search has a selection for free images (click Parameters
at the bottom of Google images page, then select Advanced Search ; at
the bottom of the advanced search page, "usage rights", select the free
license you need).
Note that I freely translated the terms above from FR as google.com is
not keen to let me view their pages in EN as they insist at throwing
them in FR at me (or I did miss smthg...).
Also, wikimedia commons (1), Flickr (2) and EveryStockPhoto (3) have
good stocks of images under a free license.
(1) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
(2) http://www.flickr.com/commons/
and http://www.flickr.com/search/advanced/ (select a CreativeCommons
options, at the bottom of the page)
(3) http://www.everystockphoto.com/
All the best,
--
Jean-Francois Nifenecker, Bordeaux
I don't think it's our business to be educating people about image
copyright or telling them where to look for free images, but I have no
objection if you want to add a brief (one-two sentence?) note, because
I realise that many people are clueless on this topic.
And it's not my decision what you put in.
--Jean