Don’t forget that any clipart used in a book sold for profit may be subject to Copyright restrictions. Even books sold by 5013c organizations as “fund raisers” should keep this in consideration and check all sources accordingly.
Electronic Magazine – August, 2014, v13#8: Computers Monday, Aug 11 2014
Book Design and Computer & Software and Electronic Magazine clip art, clipart, Copyright, Copyright restrictions, for profit, fund raiser, license, non-profit, restriction, source 12:12 pm
Electronic Magazine – August, 2014, v13#8: Genealogy Monday, Aug 11 2014
Electronic Magazine and Genealogy alternate, census, death, Federal census, mortality, mortality census, resource 12:11 pm
When searching alternate census to the “standard” Federal, don’t forget to check out mortality.
Electronic Magazine – August, 2014, v13#8: Marketing Monday, Aug 11 2014
Electronic Magazine and Marketing adapt, change, continous, continual, continue, definitive edition, market, Marketing, marketing strategy, PR 12:09 pm
Don’t lose sight of marketing (in any form or format) being an ongoing effort. Never look at a strategy as “one and done”. It should continue and plans evolve – unless you have sold out of a planned, definitive edition and have no plans of ever again republishing.
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Electronic Magazine – August, 2014, v13#8: Design & Production Monday, Aug 11 2014
Book Design and Book Production and Electronic Magazine artwork, color art, color binding, cover art, file, format, hard binding, hard bound, hard cover, hardbinding, hardbound 12:07 pm
If possible, it’s always a good idea to have your publisher selected before finalizing your color hard cover files. Though all cover art will need to allow for the thickness of the book board, as it folds around it and attaches to the inside (under the end sheets), variances in many other things will change the exact size and placement of elements on the cover layout. Additionally, even if returning to a publisher, don’t assume the cover process hasn’t altered in some way over time. For our current hard cover file information, visit http://www.gregthcompany.com/binding/art/hardcolorfiles.html
Electronic Magazine – August, 2014, v13#8: Definitions Monday, Aug 11 2014
Book Design and Book Production and Definitions and Electronic Magazine arrange, binding, binding type, collate, comb binding, gather, lay flat, plastic comb, sequenced, soft bound, soft cover, spine 12:01 pm
Collating: Pages of a publication are printed singly, the required amount of copies at a time. They are then arranged into the proper sequence (we request numerical order). Alt: Gathering or arranging printed sheets or signatures into the desired sequence, by hand or machine.
Comb Bound: Soft type binding. Your pages and cover are punched and a plastic comb secures the book at the spine. This is a favored cover for cook books and the like because they lay virtually flat on their own.
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For other writing, printing, publishing, marketing lingo, check our glossaries at
http://www.gregathcomany.com/info/dictionary and
http://www.gregathcompany.com/info/dictionary/writers.html
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