Hey there, lee.

thanks for the reply-to-me-reply.

you search for a program that converts GIF
images to a more workable format like JPEG/JPG
sounds like you want one that handles such
conversions IN BULK FORM, yes?

all the freebie software off the Net usually
handles such conversions piecemeal -- one at a time.

i will keep an eye open for any program i may come
across which may suit both our mutual purposes,
of course, one that is freeware. 10-4?


best of the day,

ben.

Hi Ben

Yeah, unfortunately it appears that any GIF images that I upload to the ARSA
Database will have to be converted to JPEG/JEG images if that is your desired
image.  FYI, I will be uploading most of the 1960, 1961, and a few 1962 KFWB GIF
images to the ARSA database in the upcoming months.  A long, long time ago. I
looked into buying a program that would convert non-JPEG images to JPEG but gave it
up when I couldn't find one that cost less than triple digits.  Best of luck.

Cheers

Lee

Back to you, Lee, and a Big Howdy:

all right then, your explanation on the mystery 
of the GIF posts settles the matter, thank you.
so it remains that any photoshopping those surveys
at my end always entails converting them first
back to JPEG/JEG format.
but what the hey, things "are what they are", yes?

best regards,

ben.

Hi Ben

I'm assuming you're talking about the 1959 and now 1960 KFWB surveys I'm
contributing/will contribute.  I downloaded these some time ago courtesy of their
kfwb98.blogspot and they are what they are on their blogspot - GIF images.  Any GIF
images I upload to the ARSA database are courtesy of GIF images I acquire from
fellow survey enthusiasts or that I download, as my scanner produces JPEG images.  
   

Hi Lee,

just want to ask why more and more of your posted survey images are in the GIF
format???!!!
(instead of JPG or JPEG)

whenever i download your GIF images, i have to transmogerate them into a remedial
format which allows me to photoshop them for enchancement purposes before i print
them out.
a bit more effort on my part, to be sure, so that's the reason for my inquiry.

sincerely,

ben mccoy.

Just a quick note to thank Craig Puccio for all his work on preparing a recent batch
of CHUM charts for entry into ARSA.  As of today, ARSA has *every* CHUM chart issued
during the 1960s entered into the database.  The 1980s and 1950s were completed some
time ago -- now it's on to the 1970s!

Cheers,

- Kenn.

 These songs have been added. Thx.

Disappear- The Mob  Mercury 72791 
Song #3 on KGRC survey 3-7-69

Saved-Chicago Loop  Mercury 72755
Song # 19 on WGEM survey 12-29-67

Gary: I sent the first of several. If the email does not show in you in box, please
check you bulk folder. I'll wait to hear back from you.

Thanks, Joe

  Joe - You can send to draco861@yahoo.com
 
   Thx again!

Gary, I would like to email my surveys to you for posting. Where do I find your
email address? Thanks.

 Joe,

   Thanks for your generousity and willingness to share some of your surveys!  If
you want to enter the surveys yourself, you'll need to email the aite
administrator, Tim Warden.  He's the only one who can set you up for that.

  If you're not looking to type up and enter the surveys yourself, you can send
them to me and I'll get them into the queue for my entering into ARSA.

   Thanks!

    Gary

Hi Gary:

I've messaged you a couple of times. I'd like to contribute several surveys from a
market that is not represented (Wichita Falls, TX). How do I go about doing that?

Thanks,

Joe Martin

 With the addition of this single, it made for three different Intruders groups
causing a little confusion for the database.  It should be matching up correctly
now.

Song #6 on thw WGEM Survey 11-7-66. She's Mine-Intruders. The Intruders were a
Pittsfield Il garage band. The data base has them mixed up with the 1959
instrumental group from NJ. 

 That's great that ARSA is getting some radio mention and that's he's able to use
our resources to help program his show!  Thank you for letting us all know!

Cary,

  Sorry - missed your first request.  The Dana song has been added.

A DJ at WMBR in Cambridge MA (Mass. Inst. of Technology) has been playing songs
popular in New England from 1964-71 based on ARSA chart data.  He mentions this
site several times.  This fantastic show, "Lost and Found", is available online at
www.lostwmbr.blogspot.  

Second request on KSHE SURVEY 3-11-68
The Vic Dana single at #89 needs to be added. Liberty 56023

Dear Mr. Ken Scott,
     May I have the honour to present myself. My name is Craig,and I have a strong
desire to contribute various surveys. I was told by Mr. Pfeifer that you contribute
a large amount of Canadian surveys to Las Solanas. I noticed that you contributed a
great number to which few to no one has any access. I have access to the CHUM and
Vancouver, BC surveys to which I want to help contribute so that I may ease your
workload.
     If or when you recieve this message, please feel free to contact me at
gannatuccio@gmail.com.
                                    Thank you and God bless,
                                    Craig