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No problem I enjoyed all your criticisms. I like the ideas of the wording. I will say one thing is that I want the wording to be as general as possible. This way it is the same wording with different images if I wanted to create marketing posters with the same theme. As far as getting kids with

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Adam, In response to you and Tina's discussion regarding the positioning of the logo, I think putting the picturee on top (with the text positioned around it in the same way) and the logo on the bottom might be more useful. That puts the BENEFIT first (increasing "openness" in education and/or

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Adam, Hi, I'm new to the list, but I thought I'd try to share some thoughts. I'm thinking about a couple of potential changes in wording. They all revolve around making a slightly stronger comparison between the "openness" of OpenOffice.org and the current level of "op

[Marketing] CD Envelope

Hello: I have been looking around for a while, but all I can seem to find is the OOo 1.0 CD Envelope PDF. Does anyone have the original file (not the PDF) so that it can be updated to 2.0? Thanks! Travis Newton - To unsubscribe,

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Adam Moore wrote: Thanks guys for the feedback. The font is Toga Serif. This is what I read is closest to the font used for the OpenOffice logo. Does anybody have a different suggestion that is closer? No, that would be Toga Sans. The OOo font is a sans font, condensed. Toga Sans is semi-co

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Thanks guys for the feedback. The font is Toga Serif. This is what I read is closest to the font used for the OpenOffice logo. Does anybody have a different suggestion that is closer? On 5/29/05, Travis Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Adam, > > The poster looks great. But may I make

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Hello Adam, The poster looks great. But may I make a small suggestion? Could you change the Times New Roman font to something else that "fits"? It is just the Times font that really stands out and doesn't seem to fit in the poster. But it still looks great! Here is a suggestion. Look at other adv

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Quoting Adam Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: I have attached a poster to an issue that I have created. I would like your input on how the poster looks and what I can do to change it. A small version is attached to the issue only because the large version is 46MB. If someone would give me some insi

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Hi Adam, the idea of the poster is good. Maybe I'm too CI driven but I wouldn't use different fonts on the poster. Use the same for all the text. Moving the logo to the bottom will give the poster another meaning. With the logo at the top the main focus is on OOo. The logo at the bottom and th