Easy Flyer Tips For Marketing
August 13th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed
Flyers are a good standby tool for marketing both online and off. And there’s no need to be a genius to create a great one, either. Here are some basic guidelines to design your own flyers.
1. MICROSOFT WORD – Begin with a basic software program like Microsoft Word or Publisher. Open up the program, then look under “File” then “New” to see if there are already existing flyer wizards for documents or templates. If so, start there and adjust one to suit your needs.
2. COLOR – First take a look at your project budget. Is there room for full-color printing of hard copies to distribute? If not, don’t worry. Regular black ink on colored paper produces nice looking, professional flyers. Coordinate the paper color with a theme for the month, like green paper for St. Patrick’s Day or red or blue for the 4th of July.
3. TEXT / FONT – Don’t have too many different fonts, text sizes and styles in one document. Just choose a couple of complimentary fonts and sizes. For ideas on which to use, start a collection of flyers that are stuck on your door, around your mailbox and placed on your car’s windshield. Search your favorite industry web sites for ideas, too, by looking at their online documents for downloading. Print them out and check to see what you link and don’t like about them.
4. PULL TABS – Add pull tabs to the bottom, so that if the flyer is placed on a bulletin board, passersby can pull off a tab and take the info home with them. Check the Help menu for directions. Basically you add a wide text box along the bottom portion of the flyer. Then you insert one row of columns. Click on the first column and write what you want to say – not much fits here so take care! Maybe use your URL or website address and phone number. The text will run horizontally like normal, reading from left to right. So what you do is highlight it and click on “Format” from the top menu, then “Text Direction” do make it run vertical and fit in your tabs. Do the same for each tab.
When you’re finished, make print flyers for local distribution. And turn the document into an Adobe .pdf file to distribute online. Upload it and include links to it in your emails and forum posts. Attach the pdf to emails when you know recipients accept attachments and can take a look, too. Reach out online and off with great looking flyers and grow your business one step further!
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Convert a PDF File to DWG with progeCAD…
July 18th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed
ProgeCAD 2007 Professional is a 2D/3D CAD with a native DWG format that allows users to convert PDF files straight to DWG format within a few seconds.
(PRWEB) July 18, 2007 — ProgeCAD 2007 Professional is a 2D/3D CAD with a native DWG format that allows users to convert PDF files straight to DWG format within a few seconds.
It’s a unique and extremely efficient tool that permits the direct conversion in the format DWG with a considerable saving of time for all users.
“ProgeCAD 2007 Professional is equipped with a number of exclusive tools that make it a versatile and complete working tool. It is adopted to meet needs of the most demanding users and, above all, it is offered at a reasonable price,” has declared Dino Spatafora (Commercial Director in Italy).
A trial version of progeCAD 2007 Professional is available for download directly from the website www.progesoft.com . Within 30 days, downloaders will be able to evaluate the efficiency of the software, including the direct conversion from PDF.
About progeSOFT
progeSOFT is a software house that has been specialising for 20 years in the development and distribution of CAD (Computer Aided Design) software. They are a founding member of the ITC (IntelliCAD Technology Consortium) and take part in the executive committee of the ITC. Thousands of users and industrial groups in the mechanical and electric area work with the progeSOFT software, among them: Group ABB, AEM, Alenia Marconi, ANAS, Ansaldo, Brembo, BTICINO, Campari, ENEL, ENICHEM, GEWISS, Pirelli, Q8, Schneider Electric and TECHINT.
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Print Audit Releases New Facilities Manager
July 11th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed
Print Audit, the leading print management software developer, announced today the release of the new Facilities Manager, a major upgrade to its remote meter reading and supplies management system.
Calgary, Alberta (PRWEB) July 11, 2007 — Print Audit, the leading print management software developer, announced today the release of the new Facilities Manager, a major upgrade to its remote meter reading and supplies management system.
Print Audit Facilities Manager is a simple yet powerful tool designed to remotely collect meter reads, automate supplies fulfillment, and report service information for managing fleets of copiers, printers, fax machines, and multi-function devices. It automatically records page counts for these devices, eliminating the need to manually gather information.
The new Facilities Manager is a complete re-write of its predecessor, with several new ground breaking features and enhancements. The solution features significantly increased accuracy for a wide range of devices due to the strong relationships that Print Audit has developed with major office equipment manufacturers.
Another significant feature of the new Facilities Manager is the Smart Alert system, which is used to notify dealers and VARs of printing device issues such as paper jams or low toner. The Smart Alert system eliminates insignificant notifications by allowing the user to filter alerts based on conditions such as how long or often a problem occurs. Smart Alerts can also accurately predict toner depletion times based on a company’s historical print data.
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