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Check out The Elements of Typographical
Style, by Robert Bringhurst. One of the best books I've ever read about typography. Very comprehensive.
-Matt

is this what you're looking for?
hope this helps,
matt

Check out the sticky at the top of the forum called "extensive tutorial list part one". It's got links to tons and tons of photoshop tutorials as well as tutorials for other programs as well.
-Matt

I agree with ikeepon, the O made me think of networking right away as well. I guess it's because I've done a little (very little) networking myself. If that's the case then it should go over well...

There are several ways to do this actually. To do this with curves after the image has been desaturated, do this:
Get into the curves dialogue box (image > adjust > curves) you should see a graph...

It's pretty easy to do. To get a pattern with horizontal lines 15 pixels thick and spaced 15 pixels apart. Just make a new image 30 pixels high (width isn't important since it's going to be...

Yeah that's done with photoshop. Just go to image>adjust>threshold and play around with the settings. As for using a different color, you could do a simple fill with the paint bucket. Personally, I...

If by "graphics" you mean flat colored shapes and lines, or shapes with simple gradient fills; then yes I would recomend flash. Or, for more complicated shapes and such you might prefer to use a...

Is Kinkos the only place you've gone or have you tried smaller shops. The reason I ask is that the Kinkos' in my area have a reputation for poor customer service. A smaller shop might be more...

Being a pre-press agent for a print shop I'd have to agree with ellin. The printshop is freaking out probably because they have had problems with poor quality jpegs and decided to ban them...

If you want something that's not permanent (you can always make it permanent later when your satisfied with the look) try effect>>path>>offsett path and then enter in a negative number. This only...

Try making a selection for the shape of your tape. then use the gradient tool and make a gradient that goes from a light grey (like h:0%, s:0%, b:85%) to white and back to the light grey. then set...

Moving from web to print isn't going to be easy but here's some tips that I think might help:

1. If you can afford it, get yourself a Mac. (No I don't think Mac's are superior to PC's, I think...

Couple of questions:
1. is happening only on one image or every image you do?
2. if it is only one, is this particular image a larger (interms of filesize) than you usually work with?
3. how much...

I've never used elements so I don't know how exactly it would work, but if I were to do something like this in photoshop I would use something called a transparency mask. Basically the way it works...

It's hard to tell you how to proceed without knowing more of the details like how you intend to print it, what the design will consist of... ect. Offhand, the easiest way I can think of is to pick...

If I have a function:
f(x) = 4(x^3) + 150(x^2) + (-126)(x) + 446

how would I solve for x if f(x)=448 ?

If it's easier to explain you can just use a generic equation:

f(x) =A(x^3) + B(x^2) +...

Woops, I guess I shouldn't have used "i" for my variable. It reads like an italics tag. The code should be like this:


j = mydate.getMonth ();
monthname[j]._visible = true;

that...

try this:


i=mydate.getmonth
monthname[i]._visible = true;

hope that helps.
-matt

Try:
on(press){_root.mainmenu.animation.gotoAndPlay(2)}
-matt

I think the problem you're having is with the stop action on frame three. Instead try putting:
gotoAndPlay(2);
so it will keep looping until it gets big enough.
Hope this helps.
-Matt

Strange,
I just tested it by making a clip called sq3 and a button with script:
MyColor = new Color(_root["sq"+3]);
MyColor.setRGB(0x00FF00);
pasted right from your post. It worked fine. What...

This is the easiest way I can think of doing it:
Say your animation is 6 frames long. Let's call it anim.

Copy the 6 frames and paste them right after the 6th on creating 12 frames.

Select...

Hi John,
The problem you're having is that the for statement will loop through completely in one frame. To solve this you need to increase the scale on a frame by frame basis. Off the top of my head...