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hey! i have a full version of pdf maker... i can compile this tutorials of urs and reupload it for u... will link back to u of course. wat do u say to tat?
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Yes, of course!
>_> Or can you send it to me via e-mail, so I can reupload it on here?
Chi.Cha@gmail.com
Or you can just give me the full compiler. XD
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okie dokie... will email to u once i'm done with it
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a well read tutorial, and the points were made very understandable.
would be nice to be able to download as one package though. do not forget to mention why we should use these palettes: that we can not always trust our own eyes. and for some of us, how our moniter is calibrated. that people who work with colour correction really do use these palettes, and that print presses even have meetings to create such palettes ("prepress target values for the skin" for example).
good stuff.
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Yeah, I want to do that, although I'm not quite sure how to amke it a PDF file--if I have to put them all on one canvas, or what. If you'd be kind, could you tell me how to do that, or give me a tutorial to do so?
And thanks, I'll add that in as well! ^_^
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you could go to download.com and search for "pdf" and then sort the licenses by freeware and look for free resources. i think you would have to put the whole image on one canvas and then convert, if there are no paging options. if you want a program that has full control over pdfs, you should get the full version of adobe acrobat.
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<_< I'm only 15. I can't afford the full version at the moment.
I think I got it working... Thanks! ^_^
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That makes sense, very interesting. Keep it up. 
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