May 2010

Software that Fits Your Needs

May 24, 2010

Sometimes you hear of a particular software but find out it doesn’t work on your computer operating system. Sometimes, you just need something that fits your budget. You want the features you need and want to find out what your choices are instead of the leader of the software pack. I found a worthy web [...]

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Creating a Logotype

May 15, 2010

Look at these three ampersands. Each conveys a distinct style, mood and message. Choosing type that appropriately matches and reinforces a company’s intended message is part art, part science.  A well designed logotype (a type based logo) blends subliminal and overt messages through the use fonts, size, color, shape and position. Logotypes done right embody [...]

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An Editor Spins Her Thoughts about Web Content

May 12, 2010

This is a guest post by Linda Jay Geldens LindaJay@aol.com www.LindaJayGeldens.com You may be losing business or hurting your professional reputation by sending out unedited Web site copy.  Text that is riddled with errors will distract present or potential clients.  The reader will think:  Do I really want to buy a product or service from [...]

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Snagit (beta) for the Mac

May 11, 2010

I have become obsessed with research and testing of screen capture tools. I was reminded via email about another great product from TechSmith. They are in beta for the Mac version of Snagit. Snagit is a very cool tool for screen capture. Those of you in the PC world are probably already familiar with it.  [...]

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Social Media Resources in Sonoma

May 2, 2010

Friday I spent the day at the Social Media 2010 Conference organized by Roohi Moola of Neighborhood Now. It was the first conference of its kind held in Sonoma County. There were about 200 participants and we had speakers from as far away as Atlanta. I captured short videos of the speakers and attendees. Saturday [...]

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