Creating Content With Style - Part 1

Written by Grant McNamara


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other way.

Both of these circumstances must be avoided. Sometimes type must be rewritten, or at least a word or two added or deleted. Sometimes spacing must be taken out ofrepparttar letters, words or lines. Perhaps widening or narrowingrepparttar 118894 margin just a tad will do it. But it must be done. Widows and orphans are tacky.

A few other ideas.

Don’t be afraid of “white space”! (It’s called white space irrespective ofrepparttar 118895 colour ofrepparttar 118896 background; it just meansrepparttar 118897 space where there is no element displayed onrepparttar 118898 page). The area ofrepparttar 118899 page that does not have text or graphics on it is just as important asrepparttar 118900 area that does. You may not be conscious of it, but your eyes are aware of it and how it’s affecting everything else onrepparttar 118901 page.

Don’t be afraid to have wide margins, empty space before or after a major heading, a short bit of copy tucked up inrepparttar 118902 upper left instead of spread out inrepparttar 118903 middle ofrepparttar 118904 page. That’s one ofrepparttar 118905 main differences between a clean, professional look and an amateur look. The professional is not afraid to leave plenty of white space!

Strengthenrepparttar 118906 contrasts when combining fonts. Contrast with strength. If one font is light and airy, choose a dense black one to go with it. If one font is going to be used small, userepparttar 118907 other one large.

Make a conscious effort to be consistent. If a heading is aligned left, then align all headings left. If a heading is 18 point bold, then make all headings 18 point bold. If you have page numbers then they should all be onrepparttar 118908 same place onrepparttar 118909 page. Look for consistency in tabs, indents, punctuation, fonts, alignment, and margins.

Hope you find this useful. Part two coming soon.

Copyright (c) 2002 Grant McNamara, All Rights Reserved. This article may be freely distributed and published. If you wish to publish the article, out of courtesy, please email me and advise the url. Author Information: Grant McNamara - grant.mcnamara@translateme.co.nz Grant McNamara manages The Translate Me Group at http://www.translateme.co.nz/ specializing in multilingual software development and Internet support.


The Internet...Putting Network Marketing on Steroids!

Written by Dr. Vernon Brabham


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Other ways to userepparttar Internet in this business are online ads in Ezines, posting to Newsgroups and emails to Opt-In groups. You can go to a Search Engine such as http://www.Google.com, type inrepparttar 118893 above words and find plenty of sources. There you can type in Ezine Directories and find plenty of addresses of Internet Ezines. Contact them for advertising rates.

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The proliferation ofrepparttar 118897 Internet and Online Marketing has given us a opportunity to be part of a business that isrepparttar 118898 wave ofrepparttar 118899 New Economy. It is a home-based opportunity with:  No franchise to buy!  No commute!  No employees!  No punchingrepparttar 118900 clock!

There is no business that I know of that can be started with so little capital, so little previous training, so little concern with gender, education and race. And this is a business in which there are almost no limits to your earnings.

If you have an affinity forrepparttar 118901 Internet, want to live life on your own terms and want to joinrepparttar 118902 ranks ofrepparttar 118903 New Professionals, investigate Network Marketing...the new one. The one on Steroids.

Copyright 2002, Vernon Brabham ************************************************

Vernon Brabham is a semi-retired optometrist who is building a Network Marketing Business almost solely viarepparttar 118904 Internet. To learn more about him andrepparttar 118905 ‘New Professionals’ go to http://www.makemoneyandlookyounger.com



Vernon Brabham is a semi-retired optometrist who is building a Network Business almost solely Online.


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