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Award winning web design, flash, animation, 3d, web development, programming, php, asp, javascript, actionscript, print design, logo design, post production, commercial animation, high impact motion graphics - MindSmack.com
Award winning web design, flash, animation, 3d, web development, programming, php, asp, javascript, actionscript, print design, logo design, post production, commercial animation, high impact motion graphics – MindSmack.com
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InDesign users to be extinct like "lead" users, CSS coauthor cries! | Typophile
typophile thread started by joe clark
Prince: What's New
XML formatting via CSS3 amongst other things
[from rugi] Print without the footer and the header
Print without the footer and the header
mrclay.org " Archive " Click2Zap Bookmarklet 1.1
Use Click2Zap to remove elements from the page for printing (remove text/images to save paper/ink) or reading comfort purposes.
XSL Formatter V4
XSL Formatter V4.2 offers support for Unicode 5.0, PDF Acrobat Forms (AcroForms), PDF Digital Signatures, PDF/A, PostScript® Output (as an option) and numerous other enhancements.
Prince: A great way of getting web content onto paper
Prince is a computer program that converts XML and HTML into PDF documents. Prince can read many XML formats, including XHTML and SVG. Prince formats documents according to style sheets written in CSS.
Paged media
how to create a stylesheet to handle display of paged material (paper, transparencies, etc)
Prince XML
Convert XML/HTML into PDF
Firefox addon to save entire page as an image
Save an entire web page as a (usually tall) image. Equivalent to scrolling around, taking screenshots, and mashing them up.
A List Apart: Articles: The Trouble With EM ’n EN (and Other Shady Characters)
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More than you ever wanted to know about dashes, spaces, curly quotes, and other vagaries of online typography. HTML specs, grammatical rules, browser bugs and character encoding—it’s all here, in this famous and much-bookmarked ALA article.
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