Dossier is getting the updates I promised a few weeks ago, and also moving to a new server. I’m going to do this tomorrow, May 1. I’m planning on doing this during the day since nobody’s really using the system … Read
“Most people think typography is about fonts. Most designers think typography is about fonts. Typ ogra phy is more than that, it’s expressing language through type. Placement, composition, typechoice.” -Mark Boulton
Every now and then, I’m sent a Powerpoint presentation or poster or document and am asked to “clean it up” a bit. One of the things I often end up changing is the color that is used in the document. … Read
Don’t rely on a sketchy conference room wireless connection to share online video with your audience—save it to your hard drive for posterity. Read
RSS Readers allow you to view your favorite websites with fewer mouse clicks. Many resources are available to teach us how to start saving time. Read
For many people, knowing when to use a certain type of graphic or image file is a confusing matter. Most of us have heard of “JPEG files” and maybe the “GIF format”, but what about EPS and TIFF? When is … Read
It’s been awhile since we’ve talked about Dossier. Things are afoot: We’ve been busy adding a few features and generally cleaning up. Here’s a quick rundown of what will be available in Dossier starting sometime next week: The big thing … Read
One of the easiest ways to transfer documents from person to person or from your desktop to a printer is through the use of PDF files. From Adobe, the creator of the PDF format: “Invented by Adobe Systems and perfected … Read
This is just a quick note to let everyone know that we have just created a place for the CRL’s visual identities in the CRL Media Archives. Here, we will have a variety of logos associated with the work of … Read
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