you're welcome.
Share some of your 3D designs when you get around to it, will ya :)
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| Thank you for all the good tips ... -- Farlo Urban Fey Dragon "Imperial" States of America (The Land of Confusion) |
Did anyone actually answer the question asked?? I'm not exactly the
be-all-end-all of question answer-ers but I'll give it half a shot .....
In front page, if you press "enter" it will definately insert a noticeable
line. If you press "Shift" and "enter" at the same time it will make your
text appear directly under the original line - like ordinary word documents.
Have no idea if this has helped - prolly just made things worse, but oh well
:D Cant blame a girl for trying to help ...
-- Aim
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be-all-end-all of question answer-ers but I'll give it half a shot .....
In front page, if you press "enter" it will definately insert a noticeable
line. If you press "Shift" and "enter" at the same time it will make your
text appear directly under the original line - like ordinary word documents.
Have no idea if this has helped - prolly just made things worse, but oh well
:D Cant blame a girl for trying to help ...
-- Aim
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| I use Dreamweaver, but have a client who uses Front Page. There is a big problem happening and not familiar enough with front page to fix it. Every time they open a page and change a few prices on their products and up the page. FP inserts a blank line between every line of code. The pages are going from a few hundred lines to over a thousand now, beside making it hard to work on. How can I fix there FP to stop it from happening and is there a way to get rid of the extra lines at this point? I know this may be the wrong place to ask, but I am not able to post in the front page group for some reason and I need some help quickly thanks |
You need to contact the Printer's maker... this is a technical question
about the printer's driver; and it's anyway impossible to answer because you
didn't even mentioned what printer you're talking about!
Pepe
Milano, Italy
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about the printer's driver; and it's anyway impossible to answer because you
didn't even mentioned what printer you're talking about!
Pepe
Milano, Italy
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| Hi there, I have a question that I cannot fix no matter how hard I look. I cannot adjust the LPI for a laserwriter select in windows XP. It worked fine on Win9x, and on the mac, but for a machine running XP, the lpi selection in the printer properties does not exist. It still has the DPI option, and others but the only option I need at all is the LPI. Help! Thanks, Fred |
Wow, you've really set the bar high for yourself. If you've never shot or
edited video you have a steep learning curve. Just shooting the video
requires a level of specialized knowledge. It is not like shooting stills.
I wouldn't use a digital still camera to record the video. They can only do
very short bursts of moving video. I would suggest buying a decent video
camera, probably with an S-video connection out. Firewire out is also a
possibility. It also should have a composite video in and out.
You then need a way to digitze the video you shoot so you can edit it. For
this you can purchase a card if you are on a Wintel PC. Pinnacle makes a
good one, but there are several manufacturer for this. You can also buy a
"black box" solution which allows you to connect to your PC via firewire or
USB and has several different inputs for video, audio, etc. Again, Pinnacle
makes a good version of this.
After you've digtized the footage, you will need edit it. Here is where
Premiere, Ulead, or Vegas Video (from Sonic Foundry) come in. I think I'd
recommend Premiere because there are so many books available to help you
learn to use the program. I'd suggest the Adobe Classroom in a Book for
Premiere. After Effects is a special effect type program. You would use that
if you wanted to do a split screen where you show two locations at once, or
something like that, for example. I'd stay away from that for now.
How you render the final, edited video will determine how large the file is.
The file type, compression codec, pixel size of the final output, sound
quality, etc. will all effect file size.
You still will need to decide on web delivery systems for streaming.
Quicktime, Flash, Real Media, etc are all good choices.
I have tried to be real brief here, and have left much information out. Good
luck. I would actually suggest teaming up with someone with a little more
knowledge and pay them to help you. You will learn much more and much more
quickly. You will also be productive much more quickly.
--
Fred Doyle
www.leafpublishing.com
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edited video you have a steep learning curve. Just shooting the video
requires a level of specialized knowledge. It is not like shooting stills.
I wouldn't use a digital still camera to record the video. They can only do
very short bursts of moving video. I would suggest buying a decent video
camera, probably with an S-video connection out. Firewire out is also a
possibility. It also should have a composite video in and out.
You then need a way to digitze the video you shoot so you can edit it. For
this you can purchase a card if you are on a Wintel PC. Pinnacle makes a
good one, but there are several manufacturer for this. You can also buy a
"black box" solution which allows you to connect to your PC via firewire or
USB and has several different inputs for video, audio, etc. Again, Pinnacle
makes a good version of this.
After you've digtized the footage, you will need edit it. Here is where
Premiere, Ulead, or Vegas Video (from Sonic Foundry) come in. I think I'd
recommend Premiere because there are so many books available to help you
learn to use the program. I'd suggest the Adobe Classroom in a Book for
Premiere. After Effects is a special effect type program. You would use that
if you wanted to do a split screen where you show two locations at once, or
something like that, for example. I'd stay away from that for now.
How you render the final, edited video will determine how large the file is.
The file type, compression codec, pixel size of the final output, sound
quality, etc. will all effect file size.
You still will need to decide on web delivery systems for streaming.
Quicktime, Flash, Real Media, etc are all good choices.
I have tried to be real brief here, and have left much information out. Good
luck. I would actually suggest teaming up with someone with a little more
knowledge and pay them to help you. You will learn much more and much more
quickly. You will also be productive much more quickly.
--
Fred Doyle
www.leafpublishing.com
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| QUOTE |
| Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
My Sony F707 still camera records mpeg that I was able to import and
edit in Adobe Premiere. It was pretty good quality for a student
project, but I think you'd get better results with a digitial video
camera. Maybe you can just rent a digital video camera?
I've only used Premiere and Windows movie maker software, so I can't
really offer comparison. But I found Premiere fairly easy to use and
you can easily do the kinds of things you're talking about.
Sande
Barton wrote:
edit in Adobe Premiere. It was pretty good quality for a student
project, but I think you'd get better results with a digitial video
camera. Maybe you can just rent a digital video camera?
I've only used Premiere and Windows movie maker software, so I can't
really offer comparison. But I found Premiere fairly easy to use and
you can easily do the kinds of things you're talking about.
Sande
Barton wrote:
| QUOTE |
| Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
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| Subject: Re: Stamps Chuck: No red x's here. I can see them just fine. Great work Jeff. Love yours too Gem. That might make a fun project for me to play with this weekend. (feeling the creative juices after returning from vacation) Thanks. :) So did you try it?? let's see 'em! -- Gem Actually... no. I was side tracked last weekend with home repairs. My wife |
wanted to do some painting and we re did the stairwell hall. We'll be
putting the molding up this coming weekend and installing a new hall light.
I'm actually pretty happy with the results so far, but the new color on the
walls may require new carpet to go with it. :-P The technique used was a
thin textured layer of plaster that was painted a very dark matte burgandy
and on top of that we sponged on a somewhat lighter rose and the moldings
are an umber stained oak with some decorative carving and the ceiling is
white to tie it to the rest of the house. No pictures taken yet, but I will
try to put a page up later with the results.
Chuck
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| Hi, I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? |
VideoStudio isn't bad... ULead has "higher end" video apps, also that might
be better... Pinnacle, the people who make PowerDVD have PowerDirector...
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| Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) |
Do they have to be MOV or MPG? You might also get good compression with
WMV/ASF
But as mentioned in another post, if you've not done this before you're in
for a real eye-opener. This will not be quick. Many of these apps have to
re-render the video after every effect is put in during edit mode. That
takes time :) Also, don't plan on doing anything else on this computer while
the video is rendering -- it will take 100% of your CPU cycles. You're gonna
need a helluva lot of free hard drive space, too. The slower your CPU, the
longer the rendering is gonna take. Depending upon your timeline to delivery
of the product and how fast you can learn the apps and process the video, it
may be best to farm this portion out.
Mmmm, it looks like I better outsource this job. This reminds me of a
client who is in the movie business, and never payed me for the
website I made for them... time to get something in return!!!
Thanks for your replies guys!!
Barton
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 10:34:47 GMT, Barton <[Email Removed]>
wrote:
client who is in the movie business, and never payed me for the
website I made for them... time to get something in return!!!
Thanks for your replies guys!!
Barton
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 10:34:47 GMT, Barton <[Email Removed]>
wrote:
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| Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
"Cart before the horse" questions. Do you have the gig, or are you trying to
land the assignment? Have you talked budget with the client? What are they
used to paying? If you are in fact "working on" $20,000 worth of stuff
without a contract......
Dan
http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com
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land the assignment? Have you talked budget with the client? What are they
used to paying? If you are in fact "working on" $20,000 worth of stuff
without a contract......
Dan
http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com
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| QUOTE |
| .. I'm new to acquiring large projects for actual "corporations" that actually have large advertising budgets. :D So, I'm trying to gauge what is a fair assessment of cost. I took a look through the Graphic Artist's Guild Guidebook (GAGG) for reference, but I'm not sure how accurate their price listing is. The project I'm working on consists primarily of four parts (shown below), with the recommended GAGG pricing (also shown below): 1. Business cards, letterhead, and envelopes, etc. $5000 - $10000 2. Corporate folder. $3000 - $18000 3. Interactive CD business card done w/ Flash. $6000 4. Product Inserts - 8 categories w/ approx. 5 sub-categories per. $2000 - $12000 The client has annual revenues of well over a $1 000 000. Any suggestions?? Ryan -- Brain Fuel Media www.brainfuelmedia.com - fuel for your ideas! - |
you need video? digital is the way to go. the only way trust me. You want to
outsource? Have i got the people for you. I work for these guys
www.ezz-theticmedia.com
we do exactly what you are talking about...
In fact we just finished a one minute piece for the internet. what a
coincidence.
if you're interested. contact zac and tell him jeremy recommended you...
peace
-jeremy
www.swock.com
"Barton" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message
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outsource? Have i got the people for you. I work for these guys
www.ezz-theticmedia.com
we do exactly what you are talking about...
In fact we just finished a one minute piece for the internet. what a
coincidence.
if you're interested. contact zac and tell him jeremy recommended you...
peace
-jeremy
www.swock.com
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| QUOTE |
| Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
www.ezz-theticmedia.com
we do exactly what you want. in fact we just finished doing the exact thing
you described for another client.
give zac an e-mail his address is on the site.
tell him jeremy sent you.
peace
-j
www.swock.com
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we do exactly what you want. in fact we just finished doing the exact thing
you described for another client.
give zac an e-mail his address is on the site.
tell him jeremy sent you.
peace
-j
www.swock.com
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| You'll need more than just software if you want to edit video. You'll also need a dedicated hard drive just for your video, a high grade single chip or better yet at least a medium grade 3 chip camera (and the knowledge of how to use it, including lighting framing etc...) and at least a firewire card. And this will most likely only give you a 'prosumer' look, but will be necessary if your final output is the web. If this is a large client then I would recommend farming this out to a video production company (or at least the editing portion). You may come out cheaper than if you purchased the equipment and you will definitely have a higher quality product. Of course I'm biased because I work for a video production company. Oh and please excuse any grammatical errors in this post... I haven't had any caffeine this morning. "Barton" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
Thanks for your offer. But there must be physically someone who
actually films. Are you guys gonna come down to Belgium for that?
Greetz,
Barton
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 18:16:40 GMT, "Chris"
<jeremy@(removethis)swock.com> wrote:
actually films. Are you guys gonna come down to Belgium for that?
Greetz,
Barton
On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 18:16:40 GMT, "Chris"
<jeremy@(removethis)swock.com> wrote:
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| you need video? digital is the way to go. the only way trust me. You want to outsource? Have i got the people for you. I work for these guys www.ezz-theticmedia.com we do exactly what you are talking about... In fact we just finished a one minute piece for the internet. what a coincidence. if you're interested. contact zac and tell him jeremy recommended you... peace -jeremy www.swock.com "Barton" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
You should at least have an intro page offering an HTML alternative.
Lenny
On Wed, 09 Jul 2003 23:40:32 GMT, "Chris"
<jeremy@(removethis)swock.com> wrote:
Lenny
On Wed, 09 Jul 2003 23:40:32 GMT, "Chris"
<jeremy@(removethis)swock.com> wrote:
| QUOTE |
| sorry dan but i work in flash... "Dan" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:Ko_Oa.46725$[Email Removed]... visit my page to see if you like my stuff. i designed everything on it...www.swock.com<<< With Flash disabled, ~ none ~ of your work appears and there are no navigation links. Dan http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com "Chris" <jeremy@(removethis)swock.com> wrote in message news:zGZOa.11378$[Email Removed]... if you would like a logo designed i can help you out there hit me up at [Email Removed] visit my page to see if you like my stuff. i designed everything on it... www.swock.com peace -jeremy "Seth_Gecko" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:behom5$g68$[Email Removed]... not being the most creative person in the world ;-) i was wondering if some of yuo pro designers can help me with a logo for my business it's a real estate company called Bar of Gold Real Estates i dont know if this is the most appropriate forum to request help for something like this but i'd appreciate any ideas or feedback :-) thanks very much ! [Email Removed] |
Lenny Terenzi
interactive media designer
http://www.lennyterenzi.com
web | print | multimedia | corporate identity | consulting
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| Yes I did, a lserwriter select, and apple doesn't reply to e-mail inquiries, and phone calls cost $50 american. |
If Apple doesn't support it, then there's not much you can do about. How old
is that one anyway? Fourteen, fifteen years old? It belongs to a museum,
IMHO.
Time to get another Laser printer. For $ 200 you can buy a decent one, for $
300, even a 1200dpi, postscript 2 one. Samsung make some cheap ones, but
decent. HP and Epson make better but a bit more expensive ones. Take your
pick!
Pepe
Milano, Italy
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| So, I'm really not sure what to do here, but I'm figuring that I'd seriously better get a contract together and the whole nine-yards, or I'm up |
the creek without a paddle.<<<
Iee-yie-yie, Ryan.
The good news is that you've got a live one. And they have paid you when
you've billed them. And there's tons more work.
The other good news is they apparently have some high-end literature
produced by competent designers. Chances are they are acquainted with what
pro design costs. Their past designers likely did not work without some sort
of agreement and you shouldn't either.
Have a heart-to-heart with the marketing rep; the guy you get along with.
Find out why they are using you instead of other designers. Cost? Quality of
work? Conflicts with the other designers? What....? Did they actually
switch, are they using others on different projects, are they waiting in the
wings, can you get an exclusive....just find out what they're thinking in
regard to you and future plans.
Work up agreements for what you have going right now. These needn't be
complex documents, just a project description, estimated cost, payment terms
and the standard GAG cover-your-ass clauses. Put it in front of them, get it
signed or work it out. Also present proposals for upcoming work.
No need to feel shy about it. If they spent $800,000 on marketing, they are
*expecting* it. Get your agreements in order and turn them into an anchor
account for your fledgling business.
Good luck!
Dan
http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com
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| Truthfully, I am working on $20 000+ worth of stuff without a contract. I have the gig, and have already created a few designs for the company. In my stupidity, and lack of business savvy, I did all this without a contract. I've already completed a website for them, and have been paid for such. Basically I have been ebbing back and forth between continuing with school this fall, and seriously pursuing my business. I've decided to take some school and keep my business open, but my business suffered in the meantime with me being inattentive. I talked budget somewhat with the client on Tuesday. Basically, the marketing rep and I get along very well, so he has decided to send a pile of work my way. One of his comments on Tuesday was that his company spent over $800 000 on marketing only two years ago. I'm not sure what that meant, but I'm pretty sure that what he was saying was fact. I've seen some of the material that the company put out previously, and it must have cost a mint to produce. So, I'm really not sure what to do here, but I'm figuring that I'd seriously better get a contract together and the whole nine-yards, or I'm up the creek without a paddle. I would really appreciate some advice from the vets. :D "Dan" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:1hhPa.47634$[Email Removed]... "Cart before the horse" questions. Do you have the gig, or are you trying to land the assignment? Have you talked budget with the client? What are they used to paying? If you are in fact "working on" $20,000 worth of stuff without a contract...... Dan http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com "BFM" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:3tcPa.401691$[Email Removed]... .. I'm new to acquiring large projects for actual "corporations" that actually have large advertising budgets. :D So, I'm trying to gauge what is a fair assessment of cost. I took a look through the Graphic Artist's Guild Guidebook (GAGG) for reference, but I'm not sure how accurate their price listing is. The project I'm working on consists primarily of four parts (shown below), with the recommended GAGG pricing (also shown below): 1. Business cards, letterhead, and envelopes, etc. $5000 - $10000 2. Corporate folder. $3000 - $18000 3. Interactive CD business card done w/ Flash. $6000 4. Product Inserts - 8 categories w/ approx. 5 sub-categories per. $2000 - $12000 The client has annual revenues of well over a $1 000 000. Any suggestions?? Ryan -- Brain Fuel Media www.brainfuelmedia.com - fuel for your ideas! - |
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| Hello, I'm designing a PDF which I hope people all over the world will print full scale. I know we all use different standards, however... In Denmark A4 (210x297 mm) is standard, but I suspect 'letter-format' to be the standard in the USA? Other places I know nothing about. Right now, I'm using an area of 181 x 245 mm - does anybody know if this is possible for most people to print? |
Yes, letter size is standard in the US, but many people are able to
print Legal size (8.5"x14").
Of course, at my previous job, I was able to print anything up to 60
inches wide and up to 100 feet long! But most people don't have printers
that big. :)
-Ed
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Edward Wedig
Graphic Designer - Web Designer - Gamemaster - Nice Guy
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A4 is the standard here in the UK (210x297) too.
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I miss Rage Against The Machine.
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I miss Rage Against The Machine.
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| Hello, I'm designing a PDF which I hope people all over the world will print full scale. I know we all use different standards, however... In Denmark A4 (210x297 mm) is standard, but I suspect 'letter-format' to be the standard in the USA? Other places I know nothing about. Right now, I'm using an area of 181 x 245 mm - does anybody know if this is possible for most people to print? Thank you, Mads Rahbek Hougaard _____ www.madshougaard.dk - graphic design A4 is the standard here in the UK (210x297) too. |
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I miss Rage Against The Machine.
"Mads Rahbek Hougaard" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message
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| Hello, I'm designing a PDF which I hope people all over the world will print full scale. I know we all use different standards, however... In Denmark A4 (210x297 mm) is standard, but I suspect 'letter-format' to be the standard in the USA? Other places I know nothing about. Right now, I'm using an area of 181 x 245 mm - does anybody know if this is possible for most people to print? Thank you, Mads Rahbek Hougaard _____ www.madshougaard.dk - graphic design |
a4 is a world standard, isn't it? It's slightly smaller than letter size,
so formatting something for a4 should be fine for someone printing it on
letter size paper.
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so formatting something for a4 should be fine for someone printing it on
letter size paper.
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| QUOTE |
| Hello, I'm designing a PDF which I hope people all over the world will print full scale. I know we all use different standards, however... In Denmark A4 (210x297 mm) is standard, but I suspect 'letter-format' to be the standard in the USA? Other places I know nothing about. Right now, I'm using an area of 181 x 245 mm - does anybody know if this is possible for most people to print? Thank you, Mads Rahbek Hougaard _____ www.madshougaard.dk - graphic design |
Gem wrote:
| QUOTE |
hey Jeff, You've just got to try Painter, if you haven't already, for the brush effects. Nice job as they really look like watercolor. Thanks for the complement about mine. :) The instructions were to make a unified set, easily picked out of a mix of samples on a table. I can post some larger samples for you or even send you a printed version, if you like. I used Photoshop to manipulate the pictures and layer options to achieve dimension and excitement with the colors. I know just what you mean about reaching the next level. I had a set of media to produce in my concepting class for a New Year's Eve party that was particularly frustrating. 14 pieces of the campaign, everything cohesive and carrying the concept and brand. whew. talk about a plateau. I was very proud of the end results and fully appreciated my teacher's pushing me into that next/upper level. it put me in a more professional mindset about my capabilities. Up until that time, art still felt like a hobby and less like a career choice. That's interesting that it was the stamp project that brought you to that mindset. It was a typography assignment for a poster that made me think that. It's funny, for me, the projects that I thought I'd never be able to do became the ones I really loved. -- Gem |
I have Painter Classic. It came with my scanner I think. I've only
opened it to see what it looked like, not really trying to master it. No
manual unless it came with a PDF version, so I just wrote it off. Now
I'll have to drag it back out and look a little deeper.
Don't send me anything. I don't want you to go to that trouble, but I'd
like to see a larger version of them as would everyone else here I'm
sure.
I guess the plateaus come when you force your brain think in a different
way, either by using a different media or style. Changing styles is
probably the most difficult thing I've done artistically speaking. When
I was hired, I had to match my lousy cartooning style to the existing
style that Home Depot used. Since I was more of an illustrator and had
only done minimal cartooning up until that time, it was a mental workout
and took a long time until I was really comfortable. I was much better
at doing the hand lettering since it was already close to my natural
printing.
--
Jeff 'The Wizard of Draws' Bucchino
"Cartoons with a Touch of Magic"
http://www.wizardofdraws.com
http://www.cartoonclipart.com
Baghdad Bob!
http://www.wizardofdraws.com/store/bobshirts.html
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| Actually, PDFs will "resize" themselves when printing to paper that is smaller than the orignal document size |
No, PDF's don't do nothing automatically, but Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat
Reader can, if asked to do so, scale the PDF to another paper size.
--
Matti Vuori, <http://sivut.koti.soon.fi/mvuori/index-e.htm>
Hi! I know, it's all so exciting! I'm having two houses built, for free!
It's a contest and the winner gets nothing but the satisfaction of having his
name revealed...and maybe, possibly, hopefully, fingers crossed, more free work
in the future! yahoo!
Jeanne
p.s. guy/gals, it was my turn, this is fun! :)
<< Hi Everyone,
I'm soon gonna lauch couple of web magazines - Music,Youth (and maybe
IT in the future) magazine - and I need a design for each of them.
Design requirements:
+ The design(s) need to look professional and eye catching, at the
same time simple enough.
+ Ideally the design would look similar to some non-online paper
newspaper.
+ The design should support multiple columns
+ The links should be text based and there should also be place to
add second level links
+ There should be spots for galleries list, forums list as well as
login fields.
+ Width of the design should fit good with 800*600 resolution, but at
the same time also with 1024*768 and higher.
Info about the magazines:
+ The music magazine name is ArtistBoost and it will be publishing
articles from different music events, interviews with musicians, etc.
The displaying domain will be www.artistboost.com
+ The youth magazine name is Absurdiprojekt (in english it means
Absurd Project) and it will be mainly entertaining magazine for ages
15-25. The domain for it will be www.absurdiprojekt.com
The contest winner(s) will get free advertising space in the
magazine, contacts for possible paid work in the future, you also get
to show you're the best and if wanted, we will also provide you a php-
mysql enabled hosting (and email) account. Unfortunately no money, as
I don't intend to start making money with these projects, but just
make good magazines.
Deadline: 7 days from now
Everyone interested, please contact me [Email Removed]
Best regards
Siim Einfeldt
>>
It's a contest and the winner gets nothing but the satisfaction of having his
name revealed...and maybe, possibly, hopefully, fingers crossed, more free work
in the future! yahoo!
Jeanne
p.s. guy/gals, it was my turn, this is fun! :)
<< Hi Everyone,
I'm soon gonna lauch couple of web magazines - Music,Youth (and maybe
IT in the future) magazine - and I need a design for each of them.
Design requirements:
+ The design(s) need to look professional and eye catching, at the
same time simple enough.
+ Ideally the design would look similar to some non-online paper
newspaper.
+ The design should support multiple columns
+ The links should be text based and there should also be place to
add second level links
+ There should be spots for galleries list, forums list as well as
login fields.
+ Width of the design should fit good with 800*600 resolution, but at
the same time also with 1024*768 and higher.
Info about the magazines:
+ The music magazine name is ArtistBoost and it will be publishing
articles from different music events, interviews with musicians, etc.
The displaying domain will be www.artistboost.com
+ The youth magazine name is Absurdiprojekt (in english it means
Absurd Project) and it will be mainly entertaining magazine for ages
15-25. The domain for it will be www.absurdiprojekt.com
The contest winner(s) will get free advertising space in the
magazine, contacts for possible paid work in the future, you also get
to show you're the best and if wanted, we will also provide you a php-
mysql enabled hosting (and email) account. Unfortunately no money, as
I don't intend to start making money with these projects, but just
make good magazines.
Deadline: 7 days from now
Everyone interested, please contact me [Email Removed]
Best regards
Siim Einfeldt
>>
A client who doesn't want to make money should not assume that his/her
designer doesn't want to make money.
I want to make money.
Lots of it.
If my colour printer was good enough, I'd be doing it now.
If you don't make money, who feeds you?
"Jeanne" <[Email Removed]> escribi en el mensaje
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designer doesn't want to make money.
I want to make money.
Lots of it.
If my colour printer was good enough, I'd be doing it now.
If you don't make money, who feeds you?
"Jeanne" <[Email Removed]> escribi en el mensaje
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| QUOTE |
| Hi! I know, it's all so exciting! I'm having two houses built, for free! It's a contest and the winner gets nothing but the satisfaction of having his name revealed...and maybe, possibly, hopefully, fingers crossed, more free work in the future! yahoo! Jeanne p.s. guy/gals, it was my turn, this is fun! :) << Hi Everyone, I'm soon gonna lauch couple of web magazines - Music,Youth (and maybe IT in the future) magazine - and I need a design for each of them. Design requirements: + The design(s) need to look professional and eye catching, at the same time simple enough. + Ideally the design would look similar to some non-online paper newspaper. + The design should support multiple columns + The links should be text based and there should also be place to add second level links + There should be spots for galleries list, forums list as well as login fields. + Width of the design should fit good with 800*600 resolution, but at the same time also with 1024*768 and higher. Info about the magazines: + The music magazine name is ArtistBoost and it will be publishing articles from different music events, interviews with musicians, etc. The displaying domain will be www.artistboost.com + The youth magazine name is Absurdiprojekt (in english it means Absurd Project) and it will be mainly entertaining magazine for ages 15-25. The domain for it will be www.absurdiprojekt.com The contest winner(s) will get free advertising space in the magazine, contacts for possible paid work in the future, you also get to show you're the best and if wanted, we will also provide you a php- mysql enabled hosting (and email) account. Unfortunately no money, as I don't intend to start making money with these projects, but just make good magazines. Deadline: 7 days from now Everyone interested, please contact me [Email Removed] Best regards Siim Einfeldt |
Well, actually A4 is slightly longer than letter size...
Besides that, I suspect that most people aren't able to print to the edge of
their standard.
Thank you all - I think I'll go with what I have unless something comes up.
Best regards,
Mads Rahbek Hougaard
_____
www.madshougaard.dk - graphic design
"Baeowulf"
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Besides that, I suspect that most people aren't able to print to the edge of
their standard.
Thank you all - I think I'll go with what I have unless something comes up.
Best regards,
Mads Rahbek Hougaard
_____
www.madshougaard.dk - graphic design
"Baeowulf"
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| a4 is a world standard, isn't it? It's slightly smaller than letter size, so formatting something for a4 should be fine for someone printing it on letter size paper. "Mads Rahbek Hougaard" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:cHjPa.15930$[Email Removed]... Hello, I'm designing a PDF which I hope people all over the world will print full scale. I know we all use different standards, however... In Denmark A4 (210x297 mm) is standard, but I suspect 'letter-format' to be the standard in the USA? Other places I know nothing about. Right now, I'm using an area of 181 x 245 mm - does anybody know if this is possible for most people to print? Thank you, Mads Rahbek Hougaard _____ www.madshougaard.dk - graphic design |
wht not post your intention onto k10k.net in the projects area, im sure
someone will be able to help.
mark
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someone will be able to help.
mark
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Hi Everyone, I'm soon gonna lauch couple of web magazines - Music,Youth (and maybe IT in the future) magazine - and I need a design for each of them. Design requirements: + The design(s) need to look professional and eye catching, at the same time simple enough. + Ideally the design would look similar to some non-online paper newspaper. + The design should support multiple columns + The links should be text based and there should also be place to add second level links + There should be spots for galleries list, forums list as well as login fields. + Width of the design should fit good with 800*600 resolution, but at the same time also with 1024*768 and higher. Info about the magazines: + The music magazine name is ArtistBoost and it will be publishing articles from different music events, interviews with musicians, etc. The displaying domain will be www.artistboost.com + The youth magazine name is Absurdiprojekt (in english it means Absurd Project) and it will be mainly entertaining magazine for ages 15-25. The domain for it will be www.absurdiprojekt.com The contest winner(s) will get free advertising space in the magazine, contacts for possible paid work in the future, you also get to show you're the best and if wanted, we will also provide you a php- mysql enabled hosting (and email) account. Unfortunately no money, as I don't intend to start making money with these projects, but just make good magazines. Deadline: 7 days from now Everyone interested, please contact me [Email Removed] Best regards Siim Einfeldt |
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| Thank you all for taking the time and effort to respond. While considering all of your input and good advice I've tweaked it a bit more. I do notice that when viewing in Netscape 7 on a Mac the table at the top of the center panel will not align at the top.How can I fix this? Also can anyone give me a clue as to how to assign different Hover attributes to different sections of the page. I tried in Dreamweaver to change the attribute in the css but the hover style assigned to the page over rides all others. |
Tony, you'll want to manually open up the CSS file in DW first (not just do
the edit window) so you can see everything in text mode.
Let's say you have a style class called ".section1". To create the special
hover/link colors for things assigned to that class, you'd want to create
things like the following:
..section1 a:link {
color: #004D92;
text-decoration: underline;
background-color: #CCCCCC;
}
..section1 a:visited {
color: #FFFFFF;
}
..section1 a:hover {
color: #00305C;
background-color: #FDD95D;
}
..section1 a:active {
color: #FFFFFF;
background-color: #BF1238;
}
..section1 a {
display: block;
width: 100%;
}
DW does not allow you to create this within the dialog box entry for style
sheets... BUT it will let you edit these items once they've been manually
entered.
"Baeowulf"
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| QUOTE |
| a4 is a world standard, isn't it? It's slightly smaller than letter size, so formatting something for a4 should be fine for someone printing it on letter size paper. |
Actually, PDFs will "resize" themselves when printing to paper that is
smaller than the orignal document size
In article <[Email Removed]>,
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[Email Removed] says...
| QUOTE |
| Design requirements: + The design(s) need to look professional and eye catching, at the same time simple enough. |
If you want the design to be professional, why not HIRE A PROFESSIONAL?
With this "contest", you're most likely going to end up with a bunch of
amateur designers.
-Ed
--
****************************
Edward Wedig
Graphic Designer - Web Designer - Gamemaster - Nice Guy
www.docbrown.net
****************************
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Hi Everyone, I'm soon gonna lauch couple of web magazines - Music,Youth (and maybe IT in the future) magazine - and I need a design for each of them. Design requirements: |
<snip plea for free work>
Siim Shady,
Magazines generate advertising revenue. Use some of it to pay a designer
you worthless piece of shit.
i also have an old laserwriter select, which worked great under win98, but
has difficulties with xp... i can find the 'correct' driver - i use a
similar one and it prints eventually, after freezing the entire computer for
about a minute... and i can change any advanced settings either...
i searched for a long time, both on the apple site and on lots of random
sites around the web...
if you find a solution, id be greatfull if you let me know :)
mayo
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has difficulties with xp... i can find the 'correct' driver - i use a
similar one and it prints eventually, after freezing the entire computer for
about a minute... and i can change any advanced settings either...
i searched for a long time, both on the apple site and on lots of random
sites around the web...
if you find a solution, id be greatfull if you let me know :)
mayo
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| QUOTE |
| Hi there, I have a question that I cannot fix no matter how hard I look. I cannot adjust the LPI for a laserwriter select in windows XP. It worked fine on Win9x, and on the mac, but for a machine running XP, the lpi selection in the printer properties does not exist. It still has the DPI option, and others but the only option I need at all is the LPI. Help! Thanks, Fred |
Good luck, learn something, enhance your resume....and have fun!!!!
--
Fred Doyle
www.leafpublishing.com
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www.leafpublishing.com
"Barton" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message
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| QUOTE |
| A video camera and Pinnacle Studio 8 is available for me. So I'll have to start shooting myself! Whish me luck... Greetz, Barton On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 10:34:47 GMT, Barton <[Email Removed] wrote: Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
in article o3XLa.22432$[Email Removed], Carol Ott at
[Email Removed] wrote on 6/30/03 6:38 AM:
[Email Removed] wrote on 6/30/03 6:38 AM:
| QUOTE |
| It's not the messages -- it's having to wade through all of the headers. |
You can sort the messages by title and thus skip all the similar ones. Or
skip the ones that have "penis" in the title.
This is not difficult stuff here.
":^)
--
Mike
* Logo Design *
Put some fun in your next logo!
Site at: http://www.artistmike.com
in article [Email Removed], Luna at
[Email Removed] wrote on 6/30/03 7:42 AM:
[Email Removed] wrote on 6/30/03 7:42 AM:
| QUOTE |
| Anything can be posted, including complaints about the amount of spam being posted. |
Or people can post your kind of messages.
":^)
--
Mike
* Logo Design *
Put some fun in your next logo!
Site at: http://www.artistmike.com
In article <BB34B0A2.7B3B9%[Email Removed]>,
mike <[Email Removed]> wrote:
mike <[Email Removed]> wrote:
| QUOTE |
| in article o3XLa.22432$[Email Removed], Carol Ott at [Email Removed] wrote on 6/30/03 6:38 AM: It's not the messages -- it's having to wade through all of the headers. You can sort the messages by title and thus skip all the similar ones. Or skip the ones that have "penis" in the title. This is not difficult stuff here. ":^) |
Yeah, so did your filter catch E'R'E'C'T'I'O'N in the latest round of spam?
Yes, it's not difficult to avoid reading spam messages, but actually it's
quite difficult to avoid having the headers show up in your list of new
messages. Those guys are tricky.
--
-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna
hey Chuck,
Your redecorating sounds fabulous! and fun!
heh, new carpet *and* new furniture is a given. ;)
Your redecorating sounds fabulous! and fun!
heh, new carpet *and* new furniture is a given. ;)
| QUOTE |
| No pictures taken yet, but I will try to put a page up later with the results. |
ooh, hurry up and post em, anxiously waiting. It sounds just lovely.
heh, you've inspired me to start on my bathroom do-over project.
you ever watch those 'while you were out' shows?
--
Gem
Chuck:
| QUOTE |
| Actually... no. I was side tracked last weekend with home repairs. My wife wanted to do some painting and we re did the stairwell hall. We'll be putting the molding up this coming weekend and installing a new hall light. I'm actually pretty happy with the results so far, but the new color on the walls may require new carpet to go with it. :-P The technique used was a thin textured layer of plaster that was painted a very dark matte burgandy and on top of that we sponged on a somewhat lighter rose and the moldings are an umber stained oak with some decorative carving and the ceiling is white to tie it to the rest of the house. No pictures taken yet, but I will try to put a page up later with the results. Chuck |
Why does anyone even bother arguing with Mike?
"Luna" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message
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| In article <BB34B0A2.7B3B9%[Email Removed]>, mike <[Email Removed]> wrote: in article o3XLa.22432$[Email Removed], Carol Ott at [Email Removed] wrote on 6/30/03 6:38 AM: It's not the messages -- it's having to wade through all of the headers. You can sort the messages by title and thus skip all the similar ones. Or skip the ones that have "penis" in the title. This is not difficult stuff here. ":^) Yeah, so did your filter catch E'R'E'C'T'I'O'N in the latest round of spam? Yes, it's not difficult to avoid reading spam messages, but actually it's quite difficult to avoid having the headers show up in your list of new messages. Those guys are tricky. -- -Michelle Levin (Luna) http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna |
in article 5ZMPa.9729$[Email Removed], Baeowulf at
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om wrote on 7/11/03 10:25 PM:
[Email Removed]
om wrote on 7/11/03 10:25 PM:
| QUOTE |
| Why does anyone even bother arguing with Mike? |
They think they can "win" something if they do.
":^)
--
Mike
* Logo Design *
Put some fun in your next logo!
Site at: http://www.artistmike.com
when does this shit ever end???
In article <[Email Removed]>,
"www.itmusicweb.co.uk" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
In article <[Email Removed]>,
"www.itmusicweb.co.uk" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
| QUOTE |
| Hi Everyone, I'm soon gonna lauch couple of web magazines - Music,Youth (and maybe IT in the future) magazine - and I need a design for each of them. Design requirements: + The design(s) need to look professional and eye catching, at the same time simple enough. + Ideally the design would look similar to some non-online paper newspaper. + The design should support multiple columns + The links should be text based and there should also be place to add second level links + There should be spots for galleries list, forums list as well as login fields. + Width of the design should fit good with 800*600 resolution, but at the same time also with 1024*768 and higher. Info about the magazines: + The music magazine name is ArtistBoost and it will be publishing articles from different music events, interviews with musicians, etc. The displaying domain will be www.artistboost.com + The youth magazine name is Absurdiprojekt (in english it means Absurd Project) and it will be mainly entertaining magazine for ages 15-25. The domain for it will be www.absurdiprojekt.com The contest winner(s) will get free advertising space in the magazine, contacts for possible paid work in the future, you also get to show you're the best and if wanted, we will also provide you a php- mysql enabled hosting (and email) account. Unfortunately no money, as I don't intend to start making money with these projects, but just make good magazines. Deadline: 7 days from now Everyone interested, please contact me [Email Removed] Best regards Siim Einfeldt |
Quick time Pro enables you to do simple video editing and it is much
cheaper than Adobe Premiere or any other software package. You can get
it for only 29.99 US$
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
You can edit MPEG movies perfectly and save them in compressed format,
you can film the scenes with a regular video camcorder and have them
digitized on a cd rom (tons of street shops out there who'll do that for
you) and cut and paste them together to make a small presentation for
your web site. Digital camera would be even easier, I have one.
If you have a copy of Adobe Golive you can do Quick time editing in it
so won't have to buy Quick time pro.
If you have access to an Apple computer iMovie is just the perfect
application.
Best wishes,
Rastin
Barton wrote:
cheaper than Adobe Premiere or any other software package. You can get
it for only 29.99 US$
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
You can edit MPEG movies perfectly and save them in compressed format,
you can film the scenes with a regular video camcorder and have them
digitized on a cd rom (tons of street shops out there who'll do that for
you) and cut and paste them together to make a small presentation for
your web site. Digital camera would be even easier, I have one.
If you have a copy of Adobe Golive you can do Quick time editing in it
so won't have to buy Quick time pro.
If you have access to an Apple computer iMovie is just the perfect
application.
Best wishes,
Rastin
Barton wrote:
| QUOTE |
| Hi, For a client I need to make a 1 minute movie of their activities. Because I have to film at different locations there will be some cut & paste work and video editing. I've no experience in all this. The client suggested buying a digital camera that can record movies, but I doubt whether that's a good idea. Most digital cameras store their movies in .mpeg format and I'm not sure whether it is easy to import mpeg files into video editing applications (adobe premiere, after effects) and what the result will be (quality?). Can someone confirm? I also have to decide which software to buy. I know there is Adobe Premiere & Afteraffects (don't really understand the difference) but also easier application like Ulead Videostudio. Are there any other easy ones that I should consider? Can someone help me with the choice of such a software package? I want to be able to cut & paste, move & delete frames easily, downsize every frame and produce .mov and/or .mpeg files for the internet. It is important that the movie gets really small, it will be implemented in a website (between 1-5 MB) I also would like to be able to easily add titles and stuff in between frames. Thanks for anyone helping me out on this. Barton www.barclaey.com |
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Oldly enough,
I holding a magazine publishing contest. I have beem designing graphics
and decided to publish a magazine. The publisher who publishes my work
and gets me the more exposure wins.
I will mention their name very large on the second page of the magazine
and even do a featured article on them getting real.
I want to call the magazine "Get Real" and will be about the small
fragmented world some people live in. People who give a small token of
something usually something they found or was given to them to
someone else and then expect 'demand' a huge return for the gift.
It will be about people who have no concept of "hey there actually is a
world outside their small brains". You know there are other people out
there. Mostly, it will reveal what the term 'get real' really means.
Of course if the magazine starts to make money the publisher will be
richly rewarded. Usually that happens in heaven.
Get Real.... (oh yeah, the contest ends in 3 days, so put your offer in
now, operators are standing by)
I holding a magazine publishing contest. I have beem designing graphics
and decided to publish a magazine. The publisher who publishes my work
and gets me the more exposure wins.
I will mention their name very large on the second page of the magazine
and even do a featured article on them getting real.
I want to call the magazine "Get Real" and will be about the small
fragmented world some people live in. People who give a small token of
something usually something they found or was given to them to
someone else and then expect 'demand' a huge return for the gift.
It will be about people who have no concept of "hey there actually is a
world outside their small brains". You know there are other people out
there. Mostly, it will reveal what the term 'get real' really means.
Of course if the magazine starts to make money the publisher will be
richly rewarded. Usually that happens in heaven.
Get Real.... (oh yeah, the contest ends in 3 days, so put your offer in
now, operators are standing by)
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| Get Real.... (oh yeah, the contest ends in 3 days, so put your offer in now, operators are standing by) |
Hey! You forgot to post the toll-free number!
Th'Don
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| please check out my redesigned website. thank you!! www.focusart.com |
I don't get the 'under construction'-idea and the 'popup'-idea which
has to be manually resized to view your content.
Both features are usually not liked very much by your visitors.
48073.
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| please check out my redesigned website. thank you!! www.focusart.com |
I usually view with smaller browser windows on a larger screen... what I
saw - a few dolls in bad drag and nothing else - nothing to click on and no
scroll bars showing there was anything else. I guess if that's what you
wanted to show - dolls in drag - you achieved your purpose.
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| Besides all that I can only open an application in one window. The fairy tale that you can split your work area and your buttons & palette over the two screens is rubbish. Maybe Photoschop is build to do that, but no other applications support it as far as I could figure that out. |
The video card in the laptop may not support two monitors.
On a desktop, with a card that supports two monitors, it's very easy to work
with two.
Do a right click on the laptop screen and look on the Settings tab. See if it
has the option to extend the desktop over two monitors.
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http://www.madmousergraphics.com
web design, print design, photography
That's just automated spam, Michelle. Just delete/blacklist.
Dan
http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com
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Dan
http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com
"Luna" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message
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| I just got this weird email from artmam.net, what's up with this? I didn't ask to be registered. here is the email: Your site http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick/index.html was admitted for the examination to the directory artmam.net. The request will be examined in the next business day. If your site is not contradictory with human policy, it will be added to the directory. Youll be informed about this. Artmam.net team keeps the right to correct your title and description. If the placing of the reciprocal link is not in contradictory with your policy, you may place the next code. <a href='http://artmam.net'><img src='http://artmam.net/logo.gif' border=0><br Place to find or to add a site </a The visits of our site through these links give to your site the possibility of growing its rating in selected directory as well as becoming the member of the top 10. With best regards, Artmam.net team. -- -Michelle Levin (Luna) http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna |
Ok, so my site isn't really registered anywhere then?
In article <jRDQa.54206$[Email Removed]>,
"Dan" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
In article <jRDQa.54206$[Email Removed]>,
"Dan" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
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| That's just automated spam, Michelle. Just delete/blacklist. Dan http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com "Luna" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I just got this weird email from artmam.net, what's up with this? I didn't ask to be registered. here is the email: Your site http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick/index.html was admitted for the examination to the directory artmam.net. The request will be examined in the next business day. If your site is not contradictory with human policy, it will be added to the directory. Youll be informed about this. Artmam.net team keeps the right to correct your title and description. If the placing of the reciprocal link is not in contradictory with your policy, you may place the next code. <a href='http://artmam.net'><img src='http://artmam.net/logo.gif' border=0><br Place to find or to add a site </a The visits of our site through these links give to your site the possibility of growing its rating in selected directory as well as becoming the member of the top 10. With best regards, Artmam.net team. -- -Michelle Levin (Luna) http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna |
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-Michelle Levin (Luna)
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick
http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna
Just consider it a "Nigerian-$25,000,000-in your bank-account" scam.
Pepe
Milano, Italy
"Luna" <[Email Removed]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Pepe
Milano, Italy
"Luna" <[Email Removed]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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| Ok, so my site isn't really registered anywhere then? In article <jRDQa.54206$[Email Removed]>, "Dan" <[Email Removed]> wrote: That's just automated spam, Michelle. Just delete/blacklist. Dan http://www.FreelanceWorkshops.com "Luna" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... I just got this weird email from artmam.net, what's up with this? I didn't ask to be registered. here is the email: Your site http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick/index.html was admitted for the examination to the directory artmam.net. The request will be examined in the next business day. If your site is not contradictory with human policy, it will be added to the directory. Youll be informed about this. Artmam.net team keeps the right to correct your title and description. If the placing of the reciprocal link is not in contradictory with your policy, you may place the next code. <a href='http://artmam.net'><img src='http://artmam.net/logo.gif' border=0><br Place to find or to add a site </a The visits of our site through these links give to your site the possibility of growing its rating in selected directory as well as becoming the member of the top 10. With best regards, Artmam.net team. -- -Michelle Levin (Luna) http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna -- -Michelle Levin (Luna) http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick http://www.mindspring.com/~designbyluna |
"Intertec Design" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
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| Do you need a company web site? |
LOL.
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| Have you thought about a website? |
ROFL!
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| Intertec Design will gladly assist and point you in the right direction and bring you to the forefront of the Internet. |
.... because, obviously, they're experts. What dorks!!!
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| Who are we? |
Big, stupid dorks?
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| Please be sure to fill out an online quote form! |
.... mwuh hah haa....
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| Toronto's Leading Web Specialists! |
Blame Canada!
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Farlo
Urban Fey Dragon
"Imperial" States of America
(The Land of Confusion)
Obviously they must think half the onliners on this particular newsgroup
just call themselves "Designers" for the fun of it ............ :
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just call themselves "Designers" for the fun of it ............ :
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| Do you need a company web site? Do you want the highest potential of your online presence versus your main competitors. Have you thought about a website? Intertec Design will gladly assist and point you in the right direction and bring you to the forefront of the Internet. With Intertec Design's help you can easily distinguish a professional look on the World Wide Web. Who are we? Intertec design is a unique and innovative web site design company. We specialize in the forefront of eye-catching graphic designs, intuitive web site navigation, full business solutions and targeted online marketing - successfully and cost effectively bringing your organization to the forefront of the internet. Our promotion of your business generates high visit rates and we follow through with your online campaign with affordable web site maintenance services and ongoing web site analysis and positioning. We focus our online marketing and web site design efforts, completely customizing our service to your needs, your customer profile and budget. Adept in providing solutions for small to large businesses and organizations, we provide excellent service every click of the way. For more information Please Visit us at "http://www.intertecdesign.ca" Please be sure to fill out an online quote form! Trevor McGrath Owner / Web Developer "http://www.intertecdesign.ca" Toronto's Leading Web Specialists! |
This may be obvious, but:
The string you're looking for is "rnrn", two returns and two next line
feeds, right.
Well, remember to search for exactly "rnrn", and not "/r/n/r/n" as you
listed. Also, you may have to escape the slashes if you searching for the
pattern (i.e. \r\n\r\n), because you want a literal "" and do not want
actionscript to compile the slash as part of the code.
Also, what type of pattern matching are you using? String matching, or
regular expression?
Ryan
"Edward Wedig" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message
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The string you're looking for is "rnrn", two returns and two next line
feeds, right.
Well, remember to search for exactly "rnrn", and not "/r/n/r/n" as you
listed. Also, you may have to escape the slashes if you searching for the
pattern (i.e. \r\n\r\n), because you want a literal "" and do not want
actionscript to compile the slash as part of the code.
Also, what type of pattern matching are you using? String matching, or
regular expression?
Ryan
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| I've been asking around in several Flash newsgroups, but haven't gotten a useful response yet. I'm having a small problem with a Flash file I'm working on. Basically, it's a meter for a webpage that reads some variables from a txt file. One of the variables, called "discussion", is a lengthy bunch of text (2-3 short paragraphs) supplied by another company, and is placed in a dynamic text field with a scroll bar. Unfortunately, for some reason, when there is a blank line in the variable description, it shows up as 2 blank lines in the dynamic field. For example: in the text file, it's defined like: &discussion=yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada& But displays like this: "yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada" If I view the variables in Flash (when testing), it shows up as: yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yadarnrnyada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada But, if I try to search for "/r/n/r/n" in the variable, it doesn't find it. Is there a way to parse the variable to remove the blank line? -Ed -- **************************** Edward Wedig Graphic Designer - Web Designer - Gamemaster - Nice Guy www.docbrown.net **************************** |
Hello June,
I list all the software programs in a table on my resume:
http://www.dreamscape.com/bowcap/Resume/Resume.html
I don't make distinctions between experince levels. I only list
programs that I have the skill level to use to complete projects. If
I am just beginning or receiving training in a particular program (and
who isn't these days?) I might mention that I'm learning that
particular program in either a cover letter or in an interview if
possible.
Hope this helps.
Joanne
I list all the software programs in a table on my resume:
http://www.dreamscape.com/bowcap/Resume/Resume.html
I don't make distinctions between experince levels. I only list
programs that I have the skill level to use to complete projects. If
I am just beginning or receiving training in a particular program (and
who isn't these days?) I might mention that I'm learning that
particular program in either a cover letter or in an interview if
possible.
Hope this helps.
Joanne
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