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Colour Me Happy!
Mastering colour in print is difficult enough. However, as many print designers branching out to web design will discover, using colour on screen introduces a whole new set of problems. The old print knowledge is suddenly not applicable and you have to re-learn. We will try to deal with some of the issues here…
The Div-a-Tron action
Action guru Paul Dunning has recently published a standards-centric Action called the Div-a-Tron. What this Action does is allow the user to nest layered items—‘divs’—set margins, paddings, even borders to HTML items and more…
Extending Freeway At The Touch Of a Button
Say we build a pretty page in Freeway and we’d like it to comply with W3C standards guidelines. So we send the page through the validator, which finds some errors that need to be fixed. Can we fix them? In some cases, yes; in some cases, no. At least not without extending the code…
Colophon
180 mph is a periodically published website and PDF magazine, created by Fred Kylander of Glimmerman Design. The purpose of 180 mph is to serve as an independent resource for users of the web desktop publishing software Freeway, by Softpress Systems Ltd. Neither 180 mph nor Glimmerman Design are affiliated or connected to Softpress Systems in any way. For official information about Freeway, please visit the Softpress web site.
180 mph is produced on an Apple G4, 17" Powerbook. The magazine is produced with Adobe InDesign 3, Illustrator 11 and Photoshop 8 (CS). The website is produced with Freeway Pro 3.5, SubEthaEdit 2 and Adobe Photoshop 8. Other hardware include a Canon EOS 300D and a Wacom Intuous tablet.
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