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Controlling the Align feature in Illustrator.

By default, Illustrator will use your selection’s bounding box when aligning or centering objects. Have you ever wished you could tell Illustrator to center everything around a particular object instead?
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Tim Pearson
June 2, 2007
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iStumbler finds all local wireless networks.

iStumbler is a powerful free tool for finding and troubleshooting wireless networks. It will display all the wireless hotspots within range of your Mac. You can quickly determine whether they’re open or secure, their SSIDs, signal strength, the wireless channel used, and more: iStumbler Website This type of information is becoming increasingly important in some […]
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Tim Pearson
June 1, 2007
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Fold your own paper pinhole camera.

We’re taking a break from our regular technical tips this long weekend. Longtime readers of this newsletter know we like to collect papercraft PDF projects. If you find yourself looking for a creative project this summer, download these plans for a working 35mm paper camera.

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Tim Pearson
May 27, 2007
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Make The Logo Bigger. The Song.

Finally, for the graphic designers among us. Enjoy a two minute and thirty-six second rock rendition of that client request you’ve heard time and again:
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Tim Pearson
May 27, 2007
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Don’t install Version Cue (unless you use it).

For everyone busily installing their new copies of Adobe CS3, we have a quick recommendation about Version Cue: Don’t install it.

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Tim Pearson
May 20, 2007
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Make a PDF portfolio with interactive rollovers.

This week’s creative tip is inspired by a question on how to create an interactive PDF for showing off before/after examples of Photoshop retouching projects.

The technique itself may apply to a limited number of people, but it is a fun way to introduce some of InDesign’s lesser known interactive features.

This tip includes a quick tutorial on how to build interactive rollovers into your next PDF. The tutorial includes a sample file you can download to try out yourself.

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Tim Pearson
May 20, 2007
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Want both CS2 and CS3? Install CS2 first.

Here is a quick tip for early adaptors of Adobe CS3. If you want to install both CS2 and CS3 on the same Mac, make sure you install Adobe CS2 first. If Adobe CS3 is already installed, the CS2 installer will gray out Acrobat, Illustrator and InDesign, thinking those applications are already installed.

The simple, but frustrating solution is to uninstall CS3 and reinstall CS2 first.

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Tim Pearson
May 13, 2007
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Adobe Pen Tool Cheatsheet.

Adobe’s pen tool works pretty much the same across Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign. Yet, as important as this ubiquitous tool is, many people get confused with how to handle certain tasks, and the differences between the various pen symbols.

Adobe Pen Tool Cheatsheet.pdf

Creativetechs’ resident Adobe Certified Expert, Jason Hoppe, has put together a quick Adobe Pen Tool cheat-sheet to help keep some of the basic techniques straight. Download the PDF, and pass it along to a friend.

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Tim Pearson
May 13, 2007
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Online backup that works: Mozy.com.

Over the years, many clients have asked me about the possibility of backing up over their studio’s Internet connection. It is an enticing idea. Every night your studio’s work files are magically whisked away to a safe online server. That fantasy is coming closer to reality. Mozy.com provides unlimited backup storage for $4.95/month per computer— […]
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Tim Pearson
May 13, 2007
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Chase Jarvis FRAMES: 5-days shooting in 4 minutes.

Check this out. Photographer Chase Jarvis stiched together every photo he shot over a 5-day period into a tight little self-promotion video. The collection includes hundreds of lighting tests, outtakes, blown angles, and odd experiments (anyone catch the chicken that wandered into one of the shots?). Check out the full backstory at the Chase Jarvis […]
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Tim Pearson
May 6, 2007
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