[Knight Templar]

Blargh...

How does one 'start' a dossier?

[Anaz]

For Eyes Only?

Just launch right into the body of the dossier, and try to think of a beginning later. If it doesn't come, then it obviously didn't need to be there in the first place...

[Knight Templar]

I like you're thinking.

You're hired.

[Rictor]

I found a bunch of actual dossier names during my search yesterday, dunno if that would be useful or what? be sure to put the "logo" of either the US or USSR up at the top of every page, to give it a legitimate look. I suggest you go with the US, cause that would spare your from having to use Cyrilic.

[Knight Templar]

Yeah. I'm going to do the stamp part last. But for now, I'm trying to do a good beggining. I guess dossiers are just fact books, so you don't need pretext.

[Rictor]

I have entirely too much time on my hands.



needless to say, its a 5 minute throw-together job in PS, not really quality stuff...

[Knight Templar]

nice.

> I should have mine done by now, but as you can see, I'm distracted quite easily lately.

[Knight Templar]

Well, did the presentation today, the last day of the class, at the last five minutes of class...

I would have had a nice presentation, except that the laptop didn't like my cd and locked up. After waiting four minutes, my teacher told me just to wing it without it... which was crap because I wasn't really going to read my dossier for my presentation, just pass it around as a supplmental. I ended up just reading some stuff from the dossier, then with two or so minutes left of class, the laptop decided to restart, so I loaded up the power point presentation just long enough to say that Germany lost, we had bombs, so did the Soviet Union, and they kill lots of things. *bzzzt* No more chemistry for KT.

I ended up making a large, colourful poster, a brief, 20 slide powerpoint presentation, and a dossier. My teacher was impressed from the looks of my project somewhere along the line, and said that it was okay that my presentation didn't go as planned, and she'll take that into account when grading, which rocks. Yay!