From a recent HP communication I shouldn't be forwarding :)
 
> GIANT PUZZLE.  On Saturday, May 18, HP and Disney Interactive
> teamed up with 700 schoolchildren, their parents and teachers at
> the Los Angeles Coliseum to create a gigantic computer-generated
> image of Mickey Mouse.  The actual Mickey Mouse image was 106
> feet wide and 113 feet long, making it what is believed to be the
> largest Mickey Mouse ever printed.  Overall size of the puzzle
> was 182 feet wide by 152 feet long.  It included more than 2,000
> recyclable pieces, each measuring about 3 feet by 4 feet.  HP
> DeskJet and DesignJet printers were run continuously by a vendor
> for more than 1,680 hours during two weeks to produce the puzzle
> image, which was made up of more than 354 billion dots.  The
> actual assembly of the large puzzle by hundreds of participants
> was choreographed by the leader of the University of Southern
> California's band.
>
> The event is being submitted to The Guinness Book of World
> Records for several categories:  the world's largest
> computer-generated puzzle; the world's largest printed image; the
> world's largest inkjet printed image, and the world's largest
> Mickey Mouse ever printed.
 
 
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Stan Sieler                                          [log in to unmask]
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