>Lets save the paper for it's best use - printing templates and graphics for
>that next project !
>Save a tree , write HTML ( or anything BUT pdf's ) .
Or, you could do it like some clubs do theirs.
PDF >>and<< HTML.
That way you can lose your vision staring at your monitor, or print
and enjoy
Actually the reason the pdf is bigger in this case is
that there are 4 fonts included in the file.
The pdf accurately renders the fonts and layout and is
MUCH nice to read and look at.
The html (at least on my system) does not have the same
fonts and is not nearly so clean.
html is at the mercy o
regarding newsletter format for computers,
i would suggest using html, since the browser will
format the content to fit the browser screen
which is set by the user, and printing usually isn't
all that bad either.
another reason to use html versus pdf, is that html
can produces significantly small
I think that Jim has been snookered by a whiner into thinking that this is
a widespread problem. 'Course that doesn't say much for his estimation of
us newsletter editors and club presidents. A more tactful AMA VP might
have checked his facts and verified the extent of the problem before maki
The Mississippi Valley Soaring Association
(WWW.MVSACLUB.COM) is trying to get the membership to
check the info on the website regularly. We post the
newsletter there, along with other club stuff and
items of general interest (check it out).
However, we definitely intend to keep sending out hard
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