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by Diane Erlich
The decision to become an entrepreneur in the graphic design business requires more than just experience, determination, courage, or even talent.
Our 2001 listing of Canadian design, print production, video and animation schools.
by Kirby Ferguson
Don't just drool over low cost video cameras and desktop DV software - find out how a beginner got started on a shoestring budget.
by Bob Connolly
Digital pages might show up anywhere today - including on a screen or a wall. But are new digital data projectors up to the task of displaying presentations clearly?
by Nick Shinn
Who says you need a thousand fonts to be a designer? When the budget is lean, and you have to pick a bare minimum, here's a suggestion for the perfect starter set.
by Ryan Sutherland
Adobe Acrobat 5 now incorporates many more tools and functions for creating interactive forms and layouts. The trick is knowing how to find them.
by Lidka Schuch
There are many factors to consider when preparing images for websites. Here's an introduction to techniques for making your Web pictures load faster and look better.
Emulsion aggregation may not be the catchiest phrase you've ever heard, but it might eventually drive digital presses to a quality level almost as goos as offset printing.
by Kirby Ferguson
A little Flash, but otherwise just fizzle.
ADOBE PAGEMAKER 7
by Lidka Schuch and Lerrick Starr
Graphic design evolves into a business app.
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