Macworld has a brief article for anyone going from web design to print design, it’s a good start for anyone that wants a little background on the main differences between the two mediums. Nothing helps more than having a seasoned print designer, in-house, to bounce questions off of, but this provides a nice list of things to consider, including DPI for screen versus printing, the CMYK color space as opposed to RGB for screen media and recommended programs.
Archive for January, 2007
Campaign Monitor has an article that further discusses the new (old way) of displaying HTML emails in Outlook 2007, and highlights how Microsoft is taking HTML email design back about 5 years. Some of the highlights include, no background images, poor background color support, no support for float or position and horrible box model support. Be sure to check out the screenshots from their own newsletter. This is a big step backward and it’s sad to see Microsoft force this change on consumers under the guise of security.
So I found on eBay a pre-order for the Apple iPhone 4GB Selling for $1,425. Right. An Apple iPhone 4GB preorder is selling for a whopping $1,425 on eBay. Would you trust this seller?
“The winner of this auction will receive, One Apple iPhone In Brand New - Never Opened - Condition. I am a direct supplier that will receive many of these units the night before launch. The physical iPhone will ship on the release date that is soon to be announced by Apple. Currently, the only supported Carrier is CINGULAR…”
By the way, it’s funny how rumors about this stuff spreads. I posted such a rumor about Apples interest in producing such a gadget around seven months agao, (as was everyone else).
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