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Print- The Medium that Will Never Die

Posted on September 15, 2010 10:54 AM

(Written by guest contributor Tanner Bennett) Printing used to be the cool kid in school. Then one day a new kid showed up. He brought with him Facebook, Twitter, blogs and lots of other new tools for communication. Print was suddenly so last week. Continue Reading

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The Right Stuff- Creative Tools You Need

Posted on August 12, 2010 1:20 PM

What's the real secret to getting things done? While much of the answer lies in things like motivation and daily habits, you also can't ignore the value of the tools you use every day to do the work. We polled our staff to find out what's running on their machines here at the office and at home. What we found is that our office has some universal solutions, and then seemed to split departmentally. So... Continue Reading

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Organize Your Creative Files

Posted on May 31, 2010 2:50 PM

Perhaps it is the way creatives are wired or the difficulties of collaborative projects, but too often creatives have a file management system that is.....well, "creative." Organization is often not one of our strengths. Yet keeping advertisements, stock photography, designs, proofs, versions, illustrations, and production files organized will maximize your efficiency and your ability to collaborate with all the members of your team. Continue Reading

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Cheap Inkjet cartridges

Posted on January 19, 2004 3:26 PM

I get sick and tired of buying inkjet cartridges. What a scam. I have four printers and I think I replaced something like eight cartridges over the last month. Finally found a place with extremely reasonable prices. AllAmericanInkJet.com. Excellent selection. Low prices. I'm happy. Continue Reading

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