Digital publishing articles

Following is a list of published articles about digital publishing.

1. Acrobat Reader
   Acrobat Reader is a multiplatform application for viewing and printing PDF files. The Reader has no tools for manipulating the content of a file, although there is a preference selection for altering the standard display font for documents that do not have embedded fonts.
2. Computer-to-Plate...we'll do it again
   We promised you a warts-and-all report on our last issue, the first Australian magazine entirely printed direct to plate. If we didn't have to share the present issue with Macworld (the luddites!) just because AMW wanted to offer Publish as a "bonus," we would have been repeating the excercise. So, you can assume the experience wasn't too bad. In fact, it was enjoyable
3. Paper basics
   Paper is manufactured in hundreds of sizes, from huge rolls used by newspapers to small pre-cut pages used by laser printers and photocopiers.
4. Piglet the lister
   Piglet, one of the characters in Winnie The Pooh, was forever making lists of things. Poor Piglet probably wouldn't have coped well with the Web, getting tangled in the tags and wondering where on earth he was. You see there are three types of list in HTML and while they are not difficult to use, they can be a little confusing at first, since they perform different functions.
5. Send in the troops
   Computers crash and the Macintosh is no exception. But before calling in the National Guard, you can follow these relatively simple steps, and save time and money, and maybe learn something at the same time.
6. Web images
   The Louvre in Paris contains some of the worlds most beautiful paintings. So does the National Art Gallery in Canberra; the difference between the two is that the Louvre displays a collection on the World Wide Web.

Written by Geoffrey Fletcher