| From: | David Stroud |
| Date: | 10 May 2000 at 15:26:04 |
| Subject: | RE: AA8 |
>>> Oh, and the sub-headings below the titles (e.g. "This month, the AA
>>> guru..."); some are centred, some are left aligned, some right and some
>>> justified. It's be nice if they were all the same.
>> Caught your attention then, which is good. We want you to read them, not
see
>> them, think "oh, another sub-heading" and skip straight to the start of the
>> article. :-)
> I dont mind them moving around. We are talking about the pieces of
> writing in the coloured line at the top arnt we? (that says what the
> product is, its cost and distributor etc.).
Nope. sub-headings are the sentences of text that follow the main title.
> Only thing is - that text needs to be bigger - i hardly noticed it up there
> until someone commented on the scanners section as good as being a piece
about
> scanquix (or whatever it was).
It's not supposed to stand out - rather, we hope people will see it and then
know in future to look there for product details.
> P.S. who do I contact to tell of a change of address? I finish UNI in
> 4 weeks and will be moving back home, so I need to start telling
> companies where to send stuff, otherwise the local PO is going to be
> redirecting a hell of a lot of mail! :)
subscriptions@amigactive.com is fine - assuming you actually have a
subscription, that is, and you're not just expecting us to start sending you
magazines for no reason :-)
Regards,
David.
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