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Adobe Training - Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat, GoLive

Technology News and Information

August 2004: in this issue...

1) The Guru's Gadgets: Airport Express with AirTunes
2) Adobe CS Training Series
3) Website Review: MyFonts.com

Guru's Gadgets

Apple Airport Express with AirTunes

My Music, Where I Want It.

Apple has done it again. In 1999, Apple brought the Apple Airport Base Station to market becoming the first mainstream consumer wireless networking company. Five years later, WiFi is in many homes and businesses, built into virtually every laptop, and a cinch to find almost anywhere.

Airport Express brings a new level of functionality and convenience to your network. It is a full Base Station, acting as a wireless access point when connected to an Ethernet network, including DSL and Cable Internet service. It is a remote wireless printer host and a wireless range extender for Airport Extreme networks. The hottest new feature of the Airport Express is AirTunes.

Adobe CS Training Series

The Pelarious Professional Skills Development Center and Rob Daniels, Adobe Certified Instructor, are offering more spectacular seminars for Adobe CS users. Get the hands-on training you need on Adobe's new Creative Suite.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
What's New With Adobe CS? --- Thurs., Oct. 7, 2004
Transitioning to InDesign CS --- Fri., Oct. 8, 2004

FULL-DAY PHOTOSHOP AND ILLUSTRATOR
Photoshop CS --- Thurs., Nov. 11, 2004
Illustrator CS --- Fri., Nov. 12, 2004

Adobe Acrobat, GoLive, Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign seminars are scheduled into January 2005. Visit our seminar pages for more details.

What are attendees saying about this training?

"The class was packed full of stuff that I can apply to the real world."

"This was very beneficial and will save us time and money as an agency, not just individuals."

"Great instructor... Helps to have another creative person training other designers to use design software."

Visit our seminar page for more details.
Space is limited, so contact us at 314-537-1330 to sign-up today!

Identify Your Fonts at...

When looking for a specific font or in the market for unique styles, take a look at MyFonts.com. The site is easy to navigate. It's not overwhelming with advertisements, banners, or graphics and the simple menu options take you quickly to where you want to go.

Have you ever been at a loss for getting a match on a font? The "What the Font?" page can help. Upload a graphic with your font or type in a URL and you'll get the closest matches available in their database. Another nice feature to the site is the "Forums" page. Submit a question and get feedback from others to identify fonts, learn technical info about fonts, or get useful tidbits about the art behind the fonts.

You can purchase fonts at MyFonts.com too. Whether you need Mac or Windows or both, MyFonts.com has over 36,000 fonts to peruse.

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