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Monthly Archives: May 2008

First Look: QuarkXPress 8.0

As much as the 7.0 revision of QuarkXPress was about complex, inter-related publishing workflows, the new version announced today is about a much-needed new look and a host of tools aimed squarely at graphic designers. Quark wasn’t necessarily wrong to focus on the hard-core production market in the last couple of versions, but neither were […]

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Epson Stylus® Photo R2880 Creates 13-Inch Exhibition Quality Prints With Epson Ultrachrome K3™ Ink With Vivid Magenta

Epson, the overwhelming brand of choice among professional photographers, today announced the Epson Stylus Photo R2880, a professional printer designed for photographers who seek the highest-quality sellable photographic and fine art prints. Incorporating the same technology as the Epson Stylus Pro printer line, the 13-inch Epson R2880 features Epson UltraChrome K3 with Vivid Magenta ink […]

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One Designer’s “Leftover” Is Another’s Treasure

Digital Leftovers, LLC, announces GraphicLeftovers.com — an inspiring marketplace dedicated to graphics and illustrations! With an estimated 200,000 professional graphic designers working in the United States, Graphic Leftovers is truly an inspiration in itself, providing a haven where designers can sell unused graphics and illustrations and buyers can find high-quality, easy to use designs quickly […]

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“June Bug” Bites Adobe Trial Versions

Anyone visiting Adobe’s website for the next five weeks or so looking for product demos is going to be greeted with a one sentence statement: Product trials are unavailable until July 1. We apologize for any inconvenience. For additional details, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). The reason according the referenced FAQ is […]

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Use Any Font in a Web Site Design

Times/Times New Roman, Courier/Courier New, and Helvetica or Arial. These are the three core fonts available on all major computer operating systems from Windows 95 through Vista, Mac System 7 through OS X, Solaris to Red Hat Linux. They’re called “Web-safe fonts.” If you want to be sure that the text of a Web site […]

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