This is one of 48 pieces that PayPerPost has spread around the web. You know the drill, the first person to collect all 48 pieces, put them together and let PPP know could win $1000. HP is sponsoring the puzzle and this post. I may have said this before.

To tell you the truth, I haven’t done that much Digital Photo Printing. I have an inkjet at home which can print some decent colour images, but it’s not really as good as a dedicated photo printer. Might get myself one of those some time. Since Arthur came along we’ve been taking tons of photos and it’s really nice to print some out to give to family and friend.

Anyway, I’ll leave you with the competition. But remember, if you’re not signed up with PayPerPost you can’t win. The nice thing about PayPerPost is that they actually pay you to post things to your blog, so if you’re looking to monitise you’re blog, sign up here:

This post brought to you by HP

So, in case you haven’t already got the story, what is this puzzle all about. Well, it’s like this. HP is trying to promote some awareness about it’s offerings in the Digital Photo Printing market. It’s doing this by sponsoring a number of posts about the subject (including this one) and a competition to promote it’s products.

The competition centres around Michelle who was lucky enough to win an HP camera. A collage of her photos has been split up into 48 pieces and spread all around the internet on people’s blogs. The first person to amass all 48 pieces is in the running to win $1000. Not bad huh?

So, start hunting .. and Good Luck !

Here’s the blurb about the puzzle once again. The puzzle, and this post, are sponsored by HP who are trying to make a name in Digital Photo Printing and spread the word. The puzzle works this one. Michelle, a lucky PayPerPost winner, has won an HP camera and has created a collage of photos of friend, family and other aspect of her life. This collage has been broken up into 48 pieces which are spread all around the web. The first person to put all of them together has the opportunity of winning $1000

Interested yet? If so, start collecting today!

Brought to you by HP

You know the drill, look for all the pieces on the Web (they should all be on people’s blogs), collect all of them and the first person to put them all together an post them to their blog will win the prize pot of $1000.

Thanks go to the folks at PayPerPost and HP (who are vying for market postition with respect to Digital Photo Printing) for sponsoring this post. Oh, and I should also thank Michelle for taking all these photos with her HP camera.

I’ve got 28 pieces, how many do you have?

This is another bit of the puzzle that they PayPerPost are doing to promote HP’s drive to become a leader in Digital Photo Printing. To do this they are sponsoring this post and many others around the web to post different bits of the puzzle on their blog. The puzzle pieces show a collage of photos that Michelle, an avid blogger, has taken with her HP camera. And, in case you haven’t gathered it from my previous posts, there’s a $1000 prize pot at the end of the puzzle.

It’s an interesting debate abother how effective viral schemes are as compared to traditional advertising.? The biggest problem is that although you can measure the cost of a campaign such as this one, tangabile measure of success are harder to articulate. How do you attribute a purchase decision to someone being exposed to this post? Tricky huh?

The picture is all about one PayPerPost winner (who won an HP camera), who took a number of photos and put them into a collage. If you collect all the pieces and put them together, there’s a $1000 prize you could be winning. So why wait? Start collecting today.

That makes 16 pieces I have so far. How many do you have ?

It allows you to drop your images into a folder without messing around with the HTML of the grid. How does it work?

1. Create a folder on your desktop for your PPP pieces
2. Copy the HTML file into it
3. Copy each of your pieces in, but rename them so that their file name is just a number. Example hpphot3.jpg becomes 3.jpg
4. Double click on the HTML file. And here’s your image

Let me know if you need any changes to it

The drill is the same as other PayPerPost competitions; a number of puzzle pieces are spread around the Internet on different blogs and websites. Here is one of them:

You need to find all the others, put them together and the first person to do this gets $1000. Quite compelling huh?

Good luck everyone.

By the way, this post has been brought to you by HP, who are sponsoring the prizes and the whole competition. Brilliant of them huh?

All the pieces are hidden on people’s blogs; some in more obvious places than other. I’ve already put some up on this blog .. and now I have an exclusive piece that has come to me through space and time …

So, to help people put this together, here’s another grid to use to put your pieces together: hp_puzzle.html (2.28 KB)

This one’s pretty similar to the one for the past puzzle, but if I have time I want to add some more fancy stuff to it, namely the ability to resize the grid (and get the finished product in one screenshot), turn the numbers on and off and change the spacing between cells. But maybe not tonight …