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<Pine.PCW.3.90.941024090742.4263C-100000 at pc5.macvicar.ucalgary.ca>,
dchurchi at ACS.UCALGARY.CA (Dennis Churchill) wrote:
> We are looking for software for laser printing enlarged
> titles to put at the top of posters. Net-available or commercially-
> available software is fine.
>
> DENNIS CHURCHILL
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> DCHURCHI at ACS.UCALGARY.CA ph:(403)220-4488 fax:(403)283-2700
> NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH GROUP, DEPTARTMENT of MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY
> UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY, CALGARY, AB, CAN, T2N 4N1.
We do all our poster titles on a Mac and Imagewriter II printer. The
template is a 4-page long MacDraw or Canvas banner. It is printed out
using the "no break between pages" setting in "best" mode and the
perforations between the pages are strengthened with scotch tape on the
back so the pages don't separate. Works great. The lower resolution is
practically unnoticeable from the distance that poster titles are viewed.
You could conceivably use the old shareware "Banner" program (if it still
works under the current System version), and PrintShop from Broderbund
also has a banner option.
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Rachel R. Caspi, Ph.D. phone: 301-496-6409
Laboratory of Immunology, NEI 301-496-6394
NIH Building 10, Room 10N222 fax: 301-402-0485
Bethesda, Maryland 20892 email: rcaspi at helix.nih.gov
