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mortimer1979
Messages count : 8
Registered since : 23 May 2007
Posted reply 28 October 2008 07:49
Indesign
Indesign gets the thumbs up from me, beats quark any day of the week for me, but I guess it's what you are use to using!
Indesign gets the thumbs up from me, beats quark any day of the week for me, but I guess it's what you are use to using!
Posted reply 30 January 2008 08:06
Logo
Richard,
I have sent you an email.
Many thanks
James
Richard,
I have sent you an email.
Many thanks
James
Posted reply 28 January 2008 15:20
How do I when someone clicks on the submit button of my form do I get it to send the contents to an email address.
I am very new to web design and have little knowledge so be nice.
Many thanks
James
I am very new to web design and have little knowledge so be nice.
Many thanks
James
Posted reply 6 October 2007 14:56
Can....
we see the finished product then?
I'm intrigued to see how it came out.
Thanks
James
we see the finished product then?
I'm intrigued to see how it came out.
Thanks
James
Posted reply 3 July 2007 17:14
Unless they have paid for the photos they are using, they are infringing copyright law as you will hold the copyright to these pictures.
Unless they can produce documentation that states they own the copyright, they are stuffed.
I would definately speak to someone.
Hope this helps
James
Unless they can produce documentation that states they own the copyright, they are stuffed.
I would definately speak to someone.
Hope this helps
James
Posted reply 8 June 2007 10:31
I thinks its 1 year but you can probably extend this, at a cost obviously.
Posted reply 8 June 2007 08:41
I suppose it depends on the laptop and how much you are willing to pay.
You can get brand new laptops (from pc world, curry's etc) for £300 - 400 but I would spend the money to get something decent. IBM Thinkpads are very robust and sony vioa are very good but you will pay over £1000 for these.
You have to get something that will last, remember that you will be using this everyday and it needs to be able to cope, good memory/processor etc..
What I would say is that if you buy a second hand laptop, you don't get any kind of support or guarantee so if it blows up or goes wrong you are stuffed.
You can get brand new laptops (from pc world, curry's etc) for £300 - 400 but I would spend the money to get something decent. IBM Thinkpads are very robust and sony vioa are very good but you will pay over £1000 for these.
You have to get something that will last, remember that you will be using this everyday and it needs to be able to cope, good memory/processor etc..
What I would say is that if you buy a second hand laptop, you don't get any kind of support or guarantee so if it blows up or goes wrong you are stuffed.
Posted reply 8 June 2007 07:45
Steve,
If poss get hold of the adobe CS2/3 creative suite, this contains the latest versions of photoshop, illustrator and indesign. If you use quark you will need to purchase that seperately.
Sadly these aren't cheap but they are the ones you want...... unless anyone say different?
James
If poss get hold of the adobe CS2/3 creative suite, this contains the latest versions of photoshop, illustrator and indesign. If you use quark you will need to purchase that seperately.
Sadly these aren't cheap but they are the ones you want...... unless anyone say different?
James