HogIT
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Not sure but ... Try moving <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.emailmeform.com/builder/styles/dynamic.php?t=post" /> To the <Head> section
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There's nothing like a heated debate on a cold December day ..... But increasingly posters to these type of threads seem to compete to post the most cutting, rude replies. You may not like the OP's offer ...... OK don't reply, but he has been open and honest with what's on offer, and extremely tollerant of the rude replies. I suspect he may be put off from posting here in the future.
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I get pretty hacked off with people who use the introduction section to blatently promote their web design business. Web design is what most of us do.
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Try removing the double == replace with single =.
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Hello Travelfreak. I'm sure you know this. When you get replies from members examine their posting history and site reputation. This will help sort out those who are genuine candidates as opposed the the lurking chancers.
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The number one problem is that it is a site for a photographer and the imagery is dreadfull. This is not directed at the photographer but the poor way thay have been displayed, pixallated and distorted.
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OK. 1st suggestion:- Remove height parameter from the <table ........ line. <table id="Table_01" width="1057" height="890" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" >
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Problems occur with ie versions prior to 8 and when using ie8 compatibility mode) As for why ... I havn't had time to give a thorough look.
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You could purchase the student version to gain experience and prepare portfolio examples then when you line up your first client use the income to purchase the full licence.
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For commercial use you will be charging for your services so like any other business purchasing the tools of your trade is a neccessary expense.
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You have already answered your question. To use Adobe products commercially you need to purchase the full licence.
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Take a look at it in ie 8 & 7, you might be a tadd disappointed.
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Posts asking for freebies should be treated as SPAM ... they are an insult. Those offering to work for free should be considered with caution. If they need to advertise their services for free here then it doesn't say much for their local marketing ability.
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Second this. PS I'm an old git too.
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They should be able to export the file as PSD retaining layers.
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I'm sure this isn't the answer but I noticed a number of lines coded like this in the source code:- <option value="N/A"; selected="selected">NONE</option> ie. with ; after "N/A" But on first glance that's all I can see.
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As it's a one page flyer you need to add 3mm to all sides so you need to increase both width and height by 6mm. Edited: remember everything in the bleed area will be trimmed so make sure that nothing overlaps there that you need in the main body.
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increase the image size, i'm still using cs2/3, they don't have special bleed settings so to include bleed area the image has to be sized accordingly.
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I use Adobe InDesign which is an excellent product and widely used. Timescales, once familier with the software, can be quite fast but it really depends on the content of the brochure. All pics used should be min 300dpi for professional printing and converted to CMYK as should all the color pallets used. Most printers accept the final product exported as PDF (using printers instructions), don't forget about bleed areas etc. The best thing to do would be find a helpful local printer and discuss with them how they would like the brochure presented.
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You need to add a few millimetres (eg 3mm) to all the outside edges. This area will be trimmed off by the printer. Extend any background colour or pictures into these areas so that when trimming takes place the colour will flow to the edge of the trimmed paper.
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Sorted.
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Is it possible to change the background colour of the tnymce edit area to match the colour on which the input will be displayed? If so how?
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A timely warning to the many chancers on here trying to get websites done on the cheap. If you value your business, new or otherwise, choose a reputable designer/developer and expect to pay the going rate. Choosing an enthususiastic teenager will probably lead to disappointment and worse, possible damage to your fledgling business. Rant over!
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IE8 working fine .... audio via windows media player
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You could fix the site so that it is usable on his PC (this I would do for free if possible). Definately charge if he wants you to load the articles ... charge by the hour with a minimum charge. Monthly fee would be even better.