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What a copywriter would like you to know about design
I recently had the pleasure of meeting Dean Rieck. You might have run across Dean from articles in DM News, Inside Direct Mail or any number of other publications he’s been in. As a copywriter, Dean, and people like him, … Continue reading
Posted in Design
Tagged copywriter, Dean Rieck, Direct Mail, Dm News, InDesign, Inside Direct Mail, Photoshop
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Adobe’s Share My Screen feature
Slowly but surely, I’m working Adobe CS4 into my workflow. I think I’ve mentioned before that for CS3 users, I don’t necessarily view CS4 as a “must have” upgrade. Certainly there are lots of useful new features, but if your … Continue reading
Building an efficient and useful swipe file
A couple of months ago, I was reading a note by InDesign guru David Blatner. He was raving about a portable, dual-sided sheetfed scanner he was using. While I have a single-sided flatbed scanner, it’s a pain to have to … Continue reading
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Tagged Clayton Makepeace, David Blatner, InDesign, Photoshop User Magazine, scanner, swipe file
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