If you use Adobe Create Suite 5 and do a lot of re-purposing from print to Flash, you may find these tips of interest:
Tip 1
It is now possible to export an InDesign CS5 file as a Flash authoring File (FLA). However, if you choose Flash CS 5′s new “Flash TLF Text” font format in the export settings, you may be disappointed with the results.
After all the years I’ve been working with Apple products, the company still sometimes manages to surprise and delight me.
For a work project, I had to purchase Apple’s Keynote, which is cheap if you buy it via the new App Store in the Apple Menu. The App Store comes up in a browser-like window, with a big icon of the app you are browsing in the upper left.
It seems almost daily a new web browser or version of an existing browser hits the streets. With each new iteration comes faster loading times, better rendering and a more engaging user experience. And while these advancements are a sign of strong technological progression, they also pose some unique problems.
WordPress is quickly becoming a popular platform for blog and CMS-based website development due to its flexibility and ease-of-use. While installing the platform is turnkey, the notion of moving or migrating a WordPress install from one domain to another can pose a sizable challenge. There are a number of other tutorials out there, but none seem to achieve a truly seamless WordPress duplication and migration workflow. Because of that, I put one together myself. I hope you find it helpful:
So you think you read and proofread and proofed your project again and there is no way that there is something spelled wrong?
Then there is probably something wrong.
And that’s when a spellcheck program and a good friend or co-worker come in handy. You need another set of eyes to read over what you’re working on in addition to the computer’s internal dictionary. You can’t let a project you’ve toiled over for weeks or months be discredited because you have a misspelling in a headline.
