thanks for this book tip. I got my copy a week ago, since then i was reading the whole day.

One chapter i liked most was on acrobat and told about revies and comments with this software.

A feature i didn’t know until now, but the chapter was to short. So if you need a theme for your next videos speak about thios feature and tell us how to do a corret review of a poster/newsletter/or what ever.
Where to start, what to look first. I think this could help me and maybe many other to check there own work an the work from other people.

regards

Daniel
Luxembourg/Europe

Congrats! The table of contents for the book makes it sound very interesting, much in the vein of something my all-time favorites, Nigel French or Andrew Haslam might write - a very solid, well-written step-by-step, but also well-grounded in expert knowledge of classical design & typography principles. Sounds GREAT.

Unfortunately, it is impossible to find any websites at all that would have even a brief (say, 5-7 out of its 400 pages) excerpt of the book, to actually get a sense of its “tone” and “feel”, especially since the book is too specialized to be easily found on local bookstore shelves (I just checked with the 3rd largest B&N in the US, and they do not have it in stock, although offered to order).

That’s too bad that Adobe Press / Peachpit do not realize that providing a well-chosen sample/excerpt is actually the best, most effective marketing tool (assuming you have a good product which this very likely IS); it becomes even more important for books that are not a part of well-established series (where tone and format are more predictable)…

I hope they decide to fix that! At this point, not even amazon’s by now pretty standard and basic “search inside” feature is provided …