Yes we have someone who does this kind of work,
just never did it for $$
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From: Kevin Graeme
To: CF-Community
Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 6:35 PM
Subject: Re: Newsletter Writting
As someone who also worked in design, I'll third those numbers.
Out of
As someone who also worked in design, I'll third those numbers.
Out of professional curiousity, does your company have experience doing
print design? It has its own technical ins and outs and isn't something to
take on lightly.
-Kevin
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ya, about what I am hearing about southern Mexico. Jungle, Mayan ruins and you can get a hammock on the beach for $1 a day.
Dana
>my wife and i went to Belize.
>very affordable.
>
>lots of temples caves & beaches...
>check out the jungle for a while then the beaches.
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> They were not programmable in the real sense. Babbage never completed his
> machine. The first true computers were Turing's Bombe built in the early
> 40's to decode Nazi cryptography while the first real computer (Eniac?) was
> designed to calculate artillery shell trajectories for the US milit
They were not programmable in the real sense. Babbage never completed his
machine. The first true computers were Turing's Bombe built in the early
40's to decode Nazi cryptography while the first real computer (Eniac?) was
designed to calculate artillery shell trajectories for the US military.
Could someone help me with the reauthor method of dvd-shrink?
I'd like to burn my movies to two formats:
1. Full backup - all the features but a little less quality because
of the extra compression required
2. just the movie - a little better quality as only the film is on
there.
I have the f
I have gotten a copy of one of my movies to go successfully, however I
am having some troubles with the playback. The movie will pause during
playback for anywhere from 1 to 15-20 seconds(or longer!). I mentioned
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> Um Ben, there were no electronic or mechanical computers. They were
> developed in the 1940's in in England and the US. There were card sorting
> systems but no actual computers.
Yes, there were. Sort of. In 1624 Schickard built a 4-function
calculating clock. In 1642 Pascal built a better
> You would do better to find yourself a local printer and make friends.
I second (third?) that. A local printer can work with you more closely,
is more likely to give you a cut rate (which you can pocket some of, and
pass some of on to the client) if they think you'll bring in a good bit
of w
Ive been in advertising for some 20 yrs, Erikas advice and figures are
sound.
Here on Madison Avenue, the rates can run as high as $150. hr
Steve
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From: Erika L Walker-Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 12:27 PM
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That was just an average by the way. Some markets are less, others are
much higher. Especially in some companies in NYC ;)
Cheers,
Erika
From: Erika L Walker-Arnold
Anywhere from $35 - $85 an hour depending on the market you are in and
how good you are at pre-press.
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my wife and i went to Belize.
very affordable.
lots of temples caves & beaches...
check out the jungle for a while then the beaches.
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Anywhere from $35 - $85 an hour depending on the market you are in and
how good you are at pre-press.
You would do better to find yourself a local printer and make friends.
This would be the best scenario you could hope for instead of mailing of
to unseen mass market printers.
I have two printer
I have a client whom we are not only their website design and maintenance
service but also aquiring all of their printing needs from Newsletters, Brochures,
Letterhead, Christmas cards, etc.
Does anyone have a range of what to charge for those types of services?
I have to consider we are doing th
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