Re. Useful URLs

[Geoff Hart <geoff-h -at- MTL -dot- FERIC -dot- CA>]

  For those who are interested in graphics, desktop
  publishing (DTP) and prepress issues, MacWorld (Oct. 95)
  offers the following net resources (each begins with the
  universal URL prefix "http://";, which I'll omit to save
  space and my poor aching fingers):

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  DTP Internet Jump List (pointers to other resources
  including fonts and clip art databases):
     www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/gwp/dtp/dtp.html

  PrePress main street (how to tips, utilities, etc.)
     www2.prepress.pps.com/

  Graphics web (list of service providers, later to include
  buying fonts and clip art online).
     dx.com/gweb/graweb.htm

  Internet font directory (Postscript font directory with
  historical info. plus thumbnail previews)
     jasper.ora.com:80/comp.fonts/
          Internet-Font-Archive/index.html

  Digital picture archive (royalty-free low-res photos)
     olt.et.tudelft.nl/fun/pictures/pictures.html

  Adobe Systems' home page
     www.adobe.com/

  Online graphics magazines (incl. tips on Web page design)
     the-tech.mit.edu/KPT/MacArt
     www.cea.edu/online.design/
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  Note: Various authorities advise that you should not send
  your credit card info. over the net. Even if you're dealing
  with a legitimate vendor, there are lots of vultures out
  there able to intercept credit card info. and use it for
  their own purposes. Stick with phone or regular mail until
  internet security is better. (If you're an internet ace,
  you'll know enough about encryption to safely send
  confidential info., but this relies on the folks on the
  other end knowing how to decrypt your info. This may take
  some negotiation!)

  I haven't had time to verify these URLs to see if they're
  of any use, but they sound promising and MacWorld is a
  useful source of info. on most things Mac. I'd bet that the
  URLs are good for PCs too. Disclaimer: Info. typed exactly
  as it appeared in MacWorld... their typos are mine!

  --Geoff Hart     @8^{)}  <---"We have to wake up, daddy,
  geoff-h -at- mtl -dot- feric -dot- ca          the sun's up."--Alison Hart,
                                most mornings but especially
                                on weekends or after late
                                nights. <groan>

  Disclaimer: If I didn't commit it in print in one of our
  reports, it don't represent FERIC's opinion.