I second this ... How do you order in the new hard cover ImageWrap book.?
<p>I second this … How do you order in the new hard cover ImageWrap book.?</p>
2008-05-09T16:11:48Z
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I need help with this too! I and designing a hard cover book, and my client wants to use their logo and have a bunch of camera negatives in the back ground. Any way around the template? I dont want to write text on there, I want to design my own!
<p>I need help with this too! I and designing a hard cover book, and my client wants to use their logo and have a bunch of camera negatives in the back ground. Any way around the template? I dont want to write text on there, I want to design my own!</p>
2008-04-17T18:38:47Z
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Yes this does help! :D thanks!
<p>Yes this does help! :D thanks!</p>
2008-04-17T17:04:15Z
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I have been to design school, and I also work for a newspaper! I have been trying to figure out why most people are saying to save your images as RGB .jpg's and not CMYK. I am just wondering if we are suppose to save them as CMYK since RGB is the color mode for screen and web usage.
<p>I have been to design school, and I also work for a newspaper! I have been trying to figure out why most people are saying to save your images as <span class="caps">RGB</span> .jpg’s and not <span class="caps">CMYK</span>. I am just wondering if we are suppose to save them as <span class="caps">CMYK</span> since <span class="caps">RGB</span> is the color mode for screen and web usage.</p>
2008-04-09T22:00:44Z
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