Hi Drew et al
Sorry about the previous post. I hit the wrong button.
Le 2011-05-11 18:21, drew a écrit :
Hi Tim, others
Just to let you know - I've taken the tri-fold pamphlet you mention
there and reworked it, for the scatter branding. (That and I really did
not like the 'dental chart' on the inside..)
You can find the results here:
http://lo-portal.us/temp/LibOPamphlet-may-11a.pdf
(.odt is sitting next to it)
If I don't get any 'could you change' type feedback, then I'll go ahead
and push this to the wiki (pdf and odt)
Thanks
Drew
Thanks for doing this Drew. I think we need to review all of the
marketing tools and add the scatter wherever we can. It just jazzes up
everything really well.
The only comments I have is p.1, 3rd panel The "Multi-language office
suite for" should be capitalized as it is a title and looks a little
unbalanced. Would it be OK to put:
Multi-Language Office Suite for
Microsoft Window
Gnu/Linux
Mac OSX
This would give it a triangular shape, lead the reader to the bottom
LibreOffice logo and I think it would look nicer to the eye.
If we do this, then we would want to copy this list order on p.2, panel
1 and have:
"MS Windows, Gnu/Linux, Mac OS X"
Thanks for doing this.
Cheers
Marc
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