Graphic Design Books

Visio is one of those software packages I use just often enough to get by, but end up frustrated as I know I could have done things differently (and easier). That's why I keep close tabs on my copy of Visio 2007 Bible by Bonnie Biafore. It makes...
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I'm a Visio kinda guy. I learn and communicate visually. This book contains text instructions for all the stuff you want to understand, but very few diagrams or print screens. Why? If you're so good at Visio - then use it. I want to...
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This book is a must if you are looking to do what most people buying 'subject' specific photography books do, that is have someone shorten the learning curve with really USEFUL tips/short cuts. In particular, I believe it is chapter 6,...
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Some good tips but as I shoot only RAW format, I disagree the basic method.
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The book is more on food photograhy than food styling, but has some good food tips
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every person in marketing should read this book (several times).
actually, EVERYBODY should read this book--whether they are in marketing or not--because, essentially we're ALL in marketing.
buy the book now, maybe buy two, so you can...
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I really hated this book, it never really tells you what the branding gap is or what the solution to it is. The book is so crappy the author thought he'll attach a glossy to it at the end explaining words that were never mentioned just to give...
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Positive: 1.Well written in a field with limited sources.
Negative: 2. Not enough explanations for a lot of procedures.
2. Expensive
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The authors do an excellent job of laying out basic computer concepts in easy format. Would recommend it. The other books on special software was not explaining the basics to me. I guess I expected too much.

Catfish
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We used this book in a college class I took called "Book Art". This book is written in a straightforward manner with clear and simple illustrations where needed.

Among its explanation of book binding techniques, it covers specific stitching,...
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Excellent book to use as a reference. I keep it close by and can always find answers when I use it. Could use more informaion on creating forms, and integrating forms with application data.
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Loaded with typographical, grammatical and even spelling errors, this book seems rushed to press. It's even missing crucial details about dynamic forms ("expand to fit").

Too much of this book is hard to follow and seems unnecessarily...
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Be advised that, while the content of this book is great, the formatting and layout are dreadful. I got it to read, so I could understand of Acrobat's diverse features. I've ended up using it purely as a reference. Every time I've tried to read...
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The 1997 edition of the Encyclopedia of Packaging Technology is an excellent reference for anyone who works with packaging, especially for those people who have no academic or vocational training in these subjects. You will get the clearest...
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Aaron L. Brody(Editor), Kenneth S. Marsh (Editor) / Paperback / Published 1997

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