Football fixtures and someone smart

[Perkino]

Is there anybody capable of putting together the Albion's fixtures, when released, with an Albion related picture that could be used as a desktop image on a Pc or even smarter a background for an iPad.

I wouldn't know where to begin due to awful computer skills.


Please feel free to post entries on this thread.... The winner will be announced at 8pm this evening

 

[Charlies Shinpad]

Someone did it last year and no doubt will this season as well

 

[Perkino]

I guess not then

 

[Acker79]

I tried it the season before last, but my effort was not appreciated.

In fairness, it was pretty crap. I used MS Paint. I've made this effort with Picasa, but artsy things are not my forte (though this, whatever quality it is now, is still a hundred times better than my effort two seasons ago):



EDIT: it appears to have some characters that weren't there when I pasted, I may have a second go tomorrow.

 

[Acker79]

I've removed the little tab character:

 

[dougdeep]

There's a pull-out in todays Argus.

 

[timco]

The best one ever, IMHV was the one done for the first season, problem with these things is they get out of date with changes due to weather, Sky (not much of that for us) and cup runs.

Can't remember who did the awesome one first season they withdrew it because some mong said jpg's can carry viruses! (jpg stands for Joint Photographers Group it is closed file type for images only if anyone can point me at an example of where a jpg has ever been used for spreading virus's I would like to see it!)

 

[timco]

Good old Google, this was it

 

[Dominoid]

if anyone can point me at an example of where a jpg has ever been used for spreading virus's I would like to see it!)

http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/375204/2004-09-08/2004-09-14/2

It's uncommon and fairly impractical as a distribution method, but it is indeed possible.

 

[pornomagboy]

If you have a iPhone go on full club website, click on fixtures and then download full fixtures and it will be added to your calendar, really usefull to find fixtures

 

[timco]

http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/375204/2004-09-08/2004-09-14/2

It's uncommon and fairly impractical as a distribution method, but it is indeed possible.

That says it may be possible via a flaw in the operating system not the JPG (now fixed apparently) I asked for an actual case where someone has done this. Has there ever been a case?