Webcomics.com Gift-Giving Guide

If you're still working your way down your holiday-shopping list, please consider some of the offerings from some of the members of Webcomics.com. Here are a few to get you started:

For the old-school gamer who would rather play on a NES than an Xbox One, Blow The Cartridge retrogaming comics!

Whether you're a fitness fanatic, or think exercising is something to see a priest about, there’s a healthy dose of hilarity in each “Promises Promises” collection!

For sweet-toothed comic lovers, sample The Best of A La Mode, Volume One

Jay Kennedy Memorial Scholarship

The deadline for the Jay Kennedy Memorial Scholarship

Scheduling posts for your Facebook Fan Page

Although this has been a feature on Facebook for a long time, I just noticed it last week. In case it flew under your radar as well, here's a quick update.

You can schedule Facebook posts for your fan page.

Saturday Deep Dive: Lay out your book in ten minutes flat

Today's dive into the deeper archive of Webcomics.com takes us to Dec. 8, 2010, when I shared a useful tip on laying out your book in under ten minutes.

I mentioned this in the Private Forum yesterday, but I thought it might help to have a step-by-step guide to importing a batch of image files into a multi-page document. If you're laying out a book, this will save you from having to import each comic (or each page) individually...

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Friday Archive Dive: Stop comic scrapers with this simple code

Today's Archive Dive dates back to Dec. 12, 2012, when "How to Make Webcomics" co-author passed along a great tip on thwarting comic scrapers.

Passed along by "How To Make Webcomics" co-author Dave Kellett, here's a simple way to stop people from scraping ["hotlinking"] your comic. From the site...