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in Flash - The Return of Crisp and Legible Fonts
by: David Collado
A typical challenge faced by Flash developers like me
is getting fonts to look like you want then to. For any
project choosing the right font face and size is a process
that requires both you and ultimately the client to see
eye to eye.
In Flash MX and earlier versions fonts were by default
anti-aliased, meaning that the edges of the text are smoothed.
This is good when dealing with large type but it causes
small text to appear blurry. Earlier versions of Flash
also had other issues. [ More
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Lowdown: How To Create And Send HTML Email
by: Steve Shaw
Creating the content of an HTML email is very similar
to how you would create a basic web page. Just use your
normal web page editor, such as FrontPage or Dreamweaver
(or even Notepad can be used, in conjunction with a browser
to preview the code), and construct a web page in the
normal way, saving it as an .html or .htm file. [
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Using Graphic Design on Your Website
by: Andrew Eaton
Almost everything is available on the web… products,
services, e-books, software, audios, videos, membership
sites, or newsletters. Regardless of what you’re
promoting, there’s a never-ending supply of prospects
and customers on the world-wide-web. Your goal is to capture
and turn those prospects into paying customers.
Perhaps the best avenue is by the use of graphics. Three
important sections of graphics that should be used for
a compelling website are 1) header graphics 2) product
cover and 3) background graphics.
Let’s start at the top with the header graphics.
Without excellent quality header graphics it won’t
much matter what’s on the rest of the page. Here’s
why. Once a prospect clicks on your site you’ve got
approximately 8 seconds to convince him to continue with
the information you’re providing. You only get one
chance to make a dynamic first impression.
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