[Hidden-tech] Desktop Publishing Design Books

[Shel Horowitz]

I can say that Looking Good in Print is well worth a read, even at this
late date. Roger Parker is just really good at making design understandable
to nonvisual people like me. Of course, the layouts will be 1980s
style--but I'm reading a book on advertising copy written in the 1930s
right now.


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On Sun, May 1, 2016 at 7:35 PM, William Loving <
contact at dedicationtechnologies.com> wrote:

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> I have two excellent desktop publishing design reference books. They are
> copyright 1990, but because they are focused on design - use of type,
> images and layout - rather than specific software, they are still quite
> relevant today. They are:
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> “Looking Good in Print, 2nd Ed.” by Roger C. Parker
> “The Gray Book” by Gosney, Odam and Schmal
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> I have also Adobe Illustrator CS2 “Classroom in a Book” is anyone is
> interested.
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> Will
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