All of you are doing a great job helping us expand the scope of the Chipguide and it is much appreciated. I think most have gotten the idea that we need scans around 150 DPI to process. The one problem I am seeing is that a lot of the scans don't have the chips oriented properly. As part of the process of putting a chip into the guide we need to rotate each chip to within a few tenths of a degree to make it look right. We have the software to do that but if the submitters could try to get them oriented at least by eye it would make our job a little easier. I have had chips that were off by 15 degrees and it takes a quite a while to get them oriented correctly. Keep up the good work and keep submitting almost anything that is missing that others would enjoy looking at.