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Ideas Collection Design Tips • Liquefied Lettering • Design That's Easy as A-B-C • Poster Design Tips • Creative in Black and White • Do-It-Yourself Letterhead • Add a Drop Shadow for Drama • Successful Newsletters How-To • The Risk of Over Designing • What Is a Creative Solution? • Breakthrough Brochures • Low-Cost Clip Art and Image • Painting With Light • Communicating With Color • Room to Breathe • A Lesson from the Census	Ideas Collection Marketing Tips • Four Keys to Building Customer Relations • Create a Great New Logo • Design Direct Mail That Sells • Powerful Business Cards • Trade Show Sales Tips • Creating the Wrong Brochure • Power Presentations • Guerrilla Marketing Rule #6 • Focus Check • "Happy Mail" Newsletters • Find Prospects, Not Suspects • Eye-Stopping Headlines • The Ultimate Sales TIP • Backstage at Disney • Create the Need	Ideas Collection Tech Tips • Creating Photoshop "Actions" • Right on Spot • Straightening a Crooked Photo • Graphics File Naming System • Understanding Compound Paths • Resizing Multiple Layers • The Secret of Good Forms • Fixing a Problem Photo • Naming Layers in PhotoShop • Acrobat's Dictionary on Demand • Compose Yourself! • Real-Time CMYK Previews • Using Type as a Mask	Ideas Collection Print Tips • Choosing a Readable Type • THINK • Self-Mailers • Paper Potential • Creative, Low-Budget Design • Typographical Terms • Clearer Carbonless Forms • Stationery Paper Basics • Color on Color • Using "Enriched" Black Ink • Effective Use of Varnish • Perfect Your Proofing

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