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Preview Color Separations in Acrobat.

Adobe Acrobat has many built in features to view, fix, and control prepress issues — including spot and process colors, printer marks, preflighting, and fonts. These various tools can take much of the guesswork out of files when preparing PDFs for commercial printing. The Output Preview dialog box for example is a terrific tool that […]
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Tim Pearson
June 16, 2008
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Grow your Studio with Google Webmaster Tools.

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If you want to attract visitors to your studio’s website (or if you design websites for clients) you really must understand and use Google’s collection of Webmaster Tools. This free service from Google provides you with detailed reports about your website’s visibility on Google, as well as giving you valuable ways to influence how your website appears in search results.

Link: Google Webmaster Tools

In this tip we’ll dig into this powerful resource that is key for harnessing Google as a marketing vehicle for your creative studio. As part of that discussion, we’ll show how you can answer the following questions:

  1. When was the last time Google indexed your website?
  2. Are there any bad links or missing pages on your site?
  3. Does your website’s content reflect your brand and target market?
  4. Who is linking to your website?
  5. How can you make your Flash-based site more findable?
  6. Can you stop Google from indexing photos in your portfolio?
  7. How do you remove something from Google’s search results?
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Tim Pearson
June 16, 2008
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Personal Note: Farewell to Tim Russert.

For years, Tim Russert of Meet the Press has been my weekly Sunday companion as I write, finish, and proof this weekly tips newsletter. I was deeply saddened to learn of his death last Friday. Tim, I will miss you. Sundays won’t be the same without you.
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Tim Pearson
June 15, 2008
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Apple WWDC 2008 Keynote Video Now Available.

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Apple’s Word Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) sold out this year for the first time ever. For those of us who aren’t lucky enough to be down in San Francisco this week, Apple has posted the 1 hour and 45 minute video.

Watch it online on Apple’s website:

Link: Apple WWDC 2008 Keynote

Or download the video to your own iPhone/iPod from Apple’s new Keynote Podcast in iTunes. This latest video has been posted along with many other historic presentations:

Link: Apple Keynotes Podcast

Too busy? Read past the jump for a great 60-second version of the WWDC Keynote.

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Tim Pearson
June 9, 2008
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Free Editable iPhone Design Elements.

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Welcome to our special iPhone tips edition. This Monday in San Francisco, Steve Jobs is kicking off Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference with a keynote that should unveil Apple’s new second-generation iPhone.

If you find yourself with a hankerin’ to start designing the next big iPhone gadget, we’d like to direct you to a free set of templates from Yahoo Developer’s Network. This free download includes (among other things) an editable collection of iPhone interface elements. Open their PDF iPhone stencil in Illustrator and you can snap together your own iPhone design from dozens of editable elements.

Link: Yahoo! Design Stencil Kit version 1.0

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June 9, 2008
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Embed iPhone Friendly Videos on your Website.


It is pretty easy to embed an iPhone-optimized video in any website you are designing. Which can be a nice flourish to welcome the growing hordes of iPhone users who might be visiting your site soon.

Sound hard? It’s not. Apple has added a special Export to Web option to QuickTime Pro ($30) that makes the process nearly automatic.

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June 9, 2008
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Stanley Hainsworth’s New Seattle Creative Company: Tether

If you’ve been wondering what Stanley Hainsworth has been up to since leaving Starbucks, check out the website for Tether, a new global creative company based in Seattle: Stanley Hainsworth’s Tether Tether is a global creative company based in Seattle, Washington founded by Stanley Hainsworth, former creative director at Nike, Lego and Starbucks. Located in […]
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June 4, 2008
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Clean up Shadows in Leopard Screenshots.

Continuing with our screen capture theme: If you’ve used this window grab technique over time, you may have noticed a significant change in Leopard. Apple now includes the window’s shadow in your resulting screen capture (in previous versions of Mac OS X, only the window itself was captured). Including the shadow isn’t necessarily a bad […]
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June 2, 2008
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Take a Quick Screenshot of One Window.

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Here’s a trick I rely on all the time. The keyboard shortcut to take a screen capture of a specific, isolated, window in Mac OS X:

Command+Shift+4, then tap the Spacebar.

Most designers know the Command-Shift-4 shortcut which gives you a small crosshair you can use to crop in on a specific part of your window. Tapping the Spacebar afterwards switches to a camera icon that takes a cropped picture of any window you click on.

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Tim Pearson
June 2, 2008
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Free Pinhole Camera Templates from Corbis.

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We like to take a break from our technical focus during long 3-day weekends. This Monday take a break from your computer. Download a free PDF template from Corbis, and build a working 35mm pinhole camera. Perfect for sunny spring days.

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Tim Pearson
May 26, 2008
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