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Twitter gets so much press that it's easy to understand why some people are turned off by the hype. And it's true that being on Twitter isn't guaranteed to turn around an ailing business. Nor is it the most accurate source of creative pro information.
If you haven't already dipped a toe in the Twitter waters, it can't hurt to try. Joining is free, you can follow whomever you want, and if you dislike it, just stop reading tweets. To join Twitter, go here. To add a friendly face, go to the @CreativeProse page and click "Follow."
If you try it and like it, you may want to personalize your Twitter page. I wrote a short tutorial on how to do just that.Terri Stone - Editor in Chief
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Free For All: Photoshop Brushes, Fonts, and Image Tools
Pariah Burke has discovered one free online tool that lets you easily extract colors from images and share them. Another tool resizes, renames, and convert folders full of images. He also has lots of free Photoshop brushes and fonts -- everyone's favorites!
Related Reading: Even more free Photoshop brushes are waiting for you.
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TypeTalk: Find Figure Styles in OpenType Fonts
To designers' delight, many typefaces include several kinds of numbers: oldstyle, lining, tabular, and proportional. Ilene Strizver explains how to find out which fonts have which number styles.
Related Reading: More insight into the insides of fonts.
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Scanning Around With Gene: The Images of Autumn
There’s nothing like a blustery fall day to invigorate the spirit and remind us that change is in the air. And since Gene Gable wrote this article, there's also nothing like fall to prompt him to discover and scan unusual seasonal images:
Related Reading: Are you kicking and screaming at the approach of cold weather? Revel in summer one more time.
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WordPress for Creative Pros, Part 2
Chad Neuman continues his series on creating sites with WordPress. In this installment, he explains how to customize how your site acts and looks.
Related Reading: Click here to refer back to Part 1 of the tute.
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Review: CtrlChanges for InDesign
Anne-Marie "HerGeekness" Concepcion says that if you pass around InDesign files and want to track who's changed what, this plug-in gets the job done.
Related Reading: Sooooo much InDesigny goodness is one click away.
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