Comments on: When the Lights, go down, in WordPress City… http://www.chuchurocketeer.net/?p=349 karen chu likes to space out Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:58:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Galina http://www.chuchurocketeer.net/?p=349&cpage=1#comment-608 Galina Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:46:41 +0000 http://www.chuchurocketeer.net/?p=349#comment-608 Blin ... really beautifully written! All this is so familiar ... and truthfully! Blin … really beautifully written! All this is so familiar … and truthfully!

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]]> By: Andy http://www.chuchurocketeer.net/?p=349&cpage=1#comment-428 Andy Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:34:07 +0000 http://www.chuchurocketeer.net/?p=349#comment-428 Response to your comment, crossposted in case you don't see it: The Blurb software (called BookSmart) is "user-friendly" which means it's easy for anybody to throw in photos into pre-designed templates and make a book if they aren't finicky about designing their pages just the way they want to. Interface is pretty straightforward. Compared to the competition, Blurb has a ton of templates, but I found that conforming to the fixed image and text boxes was too limiting. Especially for creative people like yourself, you'll definitely want to design all your pages in Photoshop and import into BookSmart. You might know that Apple offers a similar book printing service. Blurb uses the same printers Apple does and is cheaper. I had seen those Apple-printed books before and they looked pretty good, so I was comfortable trying out Blurb. Response to your comment, crossposted in case you don’t see it:

The Blurb software (called BookSmart) is “user-friendly” which means it’s easy for anybody to throw in photos into pre-designed templates and make a book if they aren’t finicky about designing their pages just the way they want to. Interface is pretty straightforward.

Compared to the competition, Blurb has a ton of templates, but I found that conforming to the fixed image and text boxes was too limiting. Especially for creative people like yourself, you’ll definitely want to design all your pages in Photoshop and import into BookSmart.

You might know that Apple offers a similar book printing service. Blurb uses the same printers Apple does and is cheaper. I had seen those Apple-printed books before and they looked pretty good, so I was comfortable trying out Blurb.

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