BlueEagle7

I always view the main villain's role is to deceive. To me the core part of the story is the theme, so the main character's role is to act out different perspectives and viewpoints regarding the theme, until he/she comes to a true understanding. The villains job is to stop the main character, and the best way to do this is to twist or pervert the truth.

I like just Doppelganger by itself. Even better though is to take a cool sounding phrase from the book and make that your title. Maybe just look for random words from your story that sound cool next to each other. Here are some examples of titles that I like: Ghost in the Machine The I Inside August Rush Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon What Lies Beneath Vacant Sky Thus Spake Zarathustra Maybe think of a poetic way of describing your digital dopelganger... Binary Soul Upload Revenant Specter in the Screenlight Error 1432 Yeah... not happy with these. But hope it gives you some ideas.

I'd stock up on all the sheep brains I could find. If the zombies came for me, I would leave a trail away from where I was bunkered. If they got me and I became a zombie, I would have plenty of brains to eat.

At least you haven't wiped your hard drive without backing up. Which reminds me, its time for to backup.... Anyway, I'm a dill. The most recent blunder was that I was talking to some-one and thinking to myself, I know this person but I can't remember who it is. Three seconds later I turn to a friend and make conversation, saying "Where's so and so, your flatmate? I haven't seen her in ages." My friend replied, "She's behind you. You were just talking to her."

I don't know off hand... but if you divide the total number of pixels wide by 4 (the number of frames wide) then it will give the number of pixels wide for each frame. Do the same for the height (total pixels divided by number of frames high). I use Paintshop Pro and in that you are able to specify the grid lines. If you are just using paint, you could just draw lines in the right spot using the pen tool, and then just delete them when you are finished editing the picture.