Re: paleonet Software

[kagiadi@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Dear Mitch,

Thank you for your reply. 
The area I am working in is paleohistology of dental tissues. I am currently 
concerned with tusks of several species of Proboscideans, but I am also 
planning to work soon on teeth of hippos and rhinos. My photo data is mostly 
SEM images of the tissues, which I would need to be able to seperate by taxon, 
area, or type of tissue. 
I am unfamiliar with this type of software, so would you say that tis program 
will do the job for me?

Thanks a lot.
Sincerely,

Konstantina Agiadi
University of Athens

Quoting Mitch Covington <mitch@bugware.com>:

> Dear Konstantina,
> 
> Sorry for the delayed reply, I am offshore on an oil rig doing wellsite
> paleo, very busy!
>  
> We'll be marketing it through the International Nannoplankton Association for
> $100 this fall.  If you don't need the nannofossil data set to go with it,
> then we can make other arrangements.  What type of fossils do you work with,
> how many taxa will you have, how many different families or groups? 
> 
> One shortcoming in this version is that you must create your own thumbnail
> image for each taxon and group.  Future versions will automate this.  I'll be
> glad to help get you going if you think that this software is what you
> need.
> 
> 
> Thanks, and please feel free to contact me for more info.
> 
> Mitch Covington
> BugWare, Inc.
> 
>