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ref.: Illustrations in Word do not remain the same when file saved as PDF
That means it's definitely your PDF creator. Also, you should never paste images. Use a photo editor to prepare them. 300 dpi jpeg, and insert.
Don't Save As. Print with DoPDF.
Good luck.
Don't Save As. Print with DoPDF.
Good luck.
Maggie
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ref.: What does this cover say to you?
I get an impression that the book might be about big city crime or be a police procedural or something of that nature (or even a cyberpunk novel)...but no more than that. And that's the problem, I think. The cover more or less connects with a broad genre---whatever it might be---but it says nothing about the book itself. What sets it apart from the 10,000 other books in the same category? I think that the cover needs a little more focus.
After having written that, I think the image may in fact come closer to hitting the mark if it were a lot clearer as to what is going on. It wasn't until I looked at it for the fourth or fifth time---and then closely---that I realized that the image was a closeup of the fingers of, I presume, gloved hands typing at a keyboard. (I had thought all along that it was a kind of montage...something I suspect other commenters might have thought, too.) If this indeed is what is going on it needs to be very much clearer and apparent at first glance. It doesn't help at all that the author's name is placed directly over a relevant part of the image, making it even harder to tell what it is.
After having written that, I think the image may in fact come closer to hitting the mark if it were a lot clearer as to what is going on. It wasn't until I looked at it for the fourth or fifth time---and then closely---that I realized that the image was a closeup of the fingers of, I presume, gloved hands typing at a keyboard. (I had thought all along that it was a kind of montage...something I suspect other commenters might have thought, too.) If this indeed is what is going on it needs to be very much clearer and apparent at first glance. It doesn't help at all that the author's name is placed directly over a relevant part of the image, making it even harder to tell what it is.
ref.: New to LuLu and looking for assistance
My condolences to both of you. So sorry to hear about this Maggie.
ref.: Guilty or not guilty?
Skoob_ym said:But how do they say it in Flemish?
In Dutch, they say een Vlaming with the <v> pronounced [f].
potetjp
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ref.: Guilty or not guilty?
Some of my characters are partly based on real persons, but they are remolded to fit in the story.
potetjp
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ref.: Legal Deposit
So far I have only donated some of my titles to the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London. They are entered in their catalogue.
I also donate titles to the opposite French institution (INALCO, Paris). Unfortunately many books there are stolen, including by medical students who flock to its premises because they don't have enough rooms in their college. At the beginning I used to replace the stolen copies. Now I don't do it. I think the school should buy the replacement copies.
I also donate titles to the opposite French institution (INALCO, Paris). Unfortunately many books there are stolen, including by medical students who flock to its premises because they don't have enough rooms in their college. At the beginning I used to replace the stolen copies. Now I don't do it. I think the school should buy the replacement copies.
potetjp
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ref.: Guilty or not guilty?
I can't think of too many of my characters who are not based at least in part on real people...but I am naming no names!
ref.: Guilty or not guilty?
Guilty.
You are telling a necessary lie to protect yourself from being sued by anyone who thinks they see a resemblance.
You are telling a necessary lie to protect yourself from being sued by anyone who thinks they see a resemblance.
Maggie
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