Posted by Author - Freetoolsntips on March 15th, 2010
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Posted by Author - Freetoolsntips on March 12th, 2010
Creating a logo design is a pretty arduous task what with having to think of all those ideas and going back and forward with the client. But after reading this article I hope that it will become a little easier for you to knock out some pretty sweet designs.
Its also good when showing the client to present at least 5-10 different versions, even if it’s something simple like a change of color or some font styling. I had many clients often ask to see a design with a slight change just because it was hard for them to visualize it in their heads, I guess its the same for all clients and in the most part why they are hiring you.
for more details visit website : http://www.wipeout44.com/articles/how_to_logos.asp
Posted by Author - Freetoolsntips on March 10th, 2010
Artisteer can help you instantly to create professional WordPress themes without having an artistic talent or careworn with Photoshop, Dreamweaver, HTML and CSS. Artisteer automatically creates typical theme designs that you can adapt and finalize to your taste.
The following explains how you can quickly create great WordPress themes:
1. Launch Artisteer, then press the “Suggest Design” button a few times, until you see a WordPress theme idea that you like. (you can also use “Undo” and “Redo” buttons to browse previous ideas)
2. Customize design elements of your WordPress theme, including the layout, background, header, fonts, etc.
3. Export your WordPress theme to a folder on your computer, and upload the theme files into the newly created theme folder within your WordPress website.
4. In the WordPress Administration (Appearance – > Themes) select your theme, then activate it.
Congratulations on your professionally designed website powered by your new WordPress theme!
For more information refer to how to use wordpress themes.
Posted by Author - Freetoolsntips on March 9th, 2010
The first thing to do is print the template. We have it available in two common formats a PDF document and an image. To make optimal use of the size of your paper, we recommend you print out the PDF document.
Template as PDF document available in Letter and A4
PDF paper size is Letter; for the United States and Canada:
Template as PDF document Letter (opens in a new window)
PDF paper size is A4; for all other countries:
Template as PDF document A4 (opens in a new window)
Template pages as image
If for some reason you are not able to print the above PDF, then open and print the template as image(s):
Template as Image Page 1 (opens in a new window)
Template as Image Page 2 (opens in a new window)
You can also use the above images to draw the letters directly in your image editing software, so even without a printer or scanner you’ll be able to make your own fonts. This also allows you to write in the characters using a tablet.
Posted by Free Tools N Tips on March 5th, 2010
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Posted by Free Tools N Tips on March 3rd, 2010
Getting a virus on your system is provoking to say the least, and can be harmful to the health of your computer. Indeed, today’s malicious software can even steal your identity and destroy your hard-earned credit rating. To help fight back, here’s a list of free tools, tips, and tricks to get rid of viruses and keep them from getting back on your system.
Free Virus Removal Tools
Sure the antivirus vendors want to make money, but if you ever get the chance to meet one of their virus researchers, you’ll find their real drive is to protect users. As corny as that may sound, it’s true. That’s why when obstinate or fast-spreading infectors are discovered, antivirus vendors release special tools to remove the malware and give the tools away free.
For more details refer to the site:http://antivirus.about.com/od/securitytips/a/resources.htm
Posted by Free Tools N Tips on March 2nd, 2010
When choosing a style to use for a project, there is no replacement for a printed type specimen. Fonts just look different when you see them in print, compared to how they look on screen. So, when you need to choose fonts for a print project, it’s smart to have a type case book handy that shows exactly how all your fonts look on the page.
Smart developers have come up with several useful utilities for printing font specimen pages not only for active fonts, but also for folders full of fonts you haven’t yet installed. Some of these utilities are free, but the best ones will set you back a few bucks.
Let’s start with the Font Book utility that comes with Mac OS X. It can print useful type specimen pages in three different layouts, but only for the fonts the user installed via Font Book. If necessary, you can temporarily activate the fonts you need to print by choosing File> Add Fonts, then deactivate them after you’ve created your font specimen pages.
For more details refer to the site:http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/189960/font_tips_printing_type_samples.html
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