Hi Marc, Tim, *
Am 19.05.2013 13:12, schrieb Marc Paré:
In our "General Information" brochure[1], we (the marketing team) break
some sections of text with a line that is made up of " ≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈ "
(tilde's). However, when we go to print, some printers interpret this
line as a group of tilde's separated by micro-blank-space between each
tilde OR other printers interpret this line as a group of tilde's but
grouped together as one wavy line.
We should really be using a nice graphic to separate these sections.
Would anyone on the design team have a good graphic that we could use
instead of this line? We could then use the same graphic in all of our
brochure-types that we are planning to write up.
Starting some thoughts.
Not the best but better than nothing:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/User:K-j/Drafts#Lines_for_brochures
I personally think that the black one is better because of the terrible
different three greens.
You can have the svg if you want to use one of them.
Hoping that some others bring in better proposals.
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Grüße
k-j
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