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Spellbinding . . . Subtle . . . Mind-Boggling! They’re points of ellipsis, and here’s how to make them pretty.read more
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This installment focuses on free forms of communication, from words that don’t mean anything to symbols that mean everything. read more
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Drop caps (or more generally, initial letters) can be ideal for directing reader eyes and adding energy to a page. Here are a few tips on using them successfully.read more
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Led by Font Bureau and Ascender Corp., Webtype.com introduces a new range of web fonts optimized for high quality text rendering across browsers. Webtype.com launches an innovative web font service to improve web typography.read more
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Though still in the early phases of standardization, the Web Open File Format (WOFF 1.0) is a pivotal agreement among browser vendors, foundries and font service providers. read more
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Make type come alive with the Puppet Warp tool, new to Photoshop CS5.read more
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Fonts are like lunches — it’s hard to find a free one.read more
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Adobe is collaborating with Typekit to deliver a set of 120 fonts that look great on screens.read more
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Remember and re-use the typographic past with this book’s free fonts.read more
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In this how-to, you’ll start with a regular photo and end up with a powerful advertisement. Along the way, you’ll learn Photoshop type and image techniques that you can apply to many projects.read more
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This year’s free book has 100 pages of images, fonts, and amusement. You can enjoy the activity book online, with interactive on-screen versions for your computer and iPad. You can also download a PDF to read onscreen or to print out.read more
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When you’re describing what a typeface looks like and how it differs from another face, using the correct common terms will clarify your communication.read more
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Type@Cooper is the name of a new typeface design certificate program. A first of its kind in the United States, the program is a collaboration between the Continuing Education Department at The Cooper Union and the Type Directors Club.read more
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Some typefaces deserve to be buried by the sands of time, but others undeservedly fall by the wayside. Here are ten from before the age of desktop publishing that merit your consideration.read more
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Changes to the font manager include a new FontExplorer X Pro plug-ins for Adobe CS5, and a newly enhanced server solution for Windows.read more
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InDesignSecrets is proud to present two back-to-back seminars: Tips and Techniques for Getting the Most Out of InDesign, and EPUB and Interactive Documents from InDesign. They’ll take place on September 14 and 15, 2010.read more
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This week’s column combines a survey of film titles from some of my favorite movies with an explanation of the fair use doctrine in copyright law.read more
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With the iPad’s touch interface and the iFontMaker app, you can create a hand-drawn font in minutes.read more
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See the carefully crafted round version of FontFont’s most popular family; one of the largest bilingual families ever made (and the first containing true Arabic italics); and a family with a subtle playfulness and extensive character set.read more
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Two dancers were outfitted with infrared lights and their movements filmed as they executed the 26 letters of the alphabet. Now you can download the resulting font for free. read more
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In the 1950s, the Filmotype machine was one of the most popular devices available for advertising and other display typesetting. It could set more than 500 alphabets. Now you can buy the first 13 digitized versions of those typefaces.read more
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The cloud-based web font service, which features high-quality fonts from partner foundries, is now available as a public beta. Later this year, all Suitcase Fusion users will receive a free introductory WebINK account with their new or upgrade purchase.read more
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Setting fractions can be a headache. Here’s your formula for pain relief.read more
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You can go to the FontsLive.com site for a free 30-day trial of the web fonts service.read more
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Loxley was designed by Jim Rimmer. Proceeds from its sale will be put towards the completion of the documentary “Making Faces,” a film that documents Jim’s process for making metal typefaces.read more
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Follow these six simple rules for making presentation slides that will engage an audience, not put them to sleep.read more
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BarcodeMaker, TypeFitter and PatternPack are now all compatible with the latest version of Adobe InDesign.read more
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InDesignSecrets.com is offering two webinars in July. For early-bird pricing, sign up for “Taming the Wild MS Word File” by June 30, 2010, and for “25 Great Text and Typography Techniques” by July 4, 2010.read more
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In this installment, you’ll enjoy free Photoshop actions, bokeh-licious backgrounds, right-angled fonts, and a timeline creator.read more