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Hi! I'm David. And I'm incredible. A while back, during a compliment-gone-hilarious someone once told me that I was THE Incredible D-A-V. My guess is that Dave was the intended destination for that little name-game, but as I never liked the name Dave, Dav stuck.
I'll write about all sorts of stuff in this blog, probably only 1/3 of it will be of any interest at any given time. Keep coming back...we'll see what we can find out about each other.
Feb
19
Those who have designed with me before know that I am an Adobe InDesign person, and not a QuarkXPress person. At work I have the need for both, which often results in hair-pulling, and this is why:
From the “QuarkXPress 7 Integration with Adobe Creative Suite 3″ manual, sent directly from Quark Inc.:
Our PDF engine uses terminology that can be a bit confusing for diehard [Adobe] Acrobat users. We use the term Compression where Adobe uses the opposite term Quality. So our High Compression is their low quality…
PDF stands for “Portable Document Format” and was invented by Adobe. I am of the firm belief that when someone invents something, their terminology is the de facto standard for addressing any feature-set. You can’t change it to the exact opposite just because you feel like it.
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