Please follow these guidlines when you submit a template to this site.

1. If applicable, verify with your employer that they release all rights to the template. If you created your template on company time, they may own the rights to it. Once placed on this site, templates may be considered public domain.
   
   
2. Make your template as generic as possible by removing all company names, product names, and logos, and replacing them with placeholders and/or variables.
   
   
3. Include with the template a separate document (preferably in PDF) that showcases your template. It should include a description and specific details such as fonts, variables, numbering schemes, graphic uses, etc. Saving it in PDF preserves the original look of your template, and allows for online viewing.
   
   This is especially important with Frame+SGML files, as the webmistress does not have access to that application. (sorry)
   
   
4. To submit templates, click the E-mail button and send them as an attachment.
   
   You may use compression software -- I can accept both Mac and PC formats.