The beauty of the approach using folder is that the folder can be designed and
made ready separately; the detailed info about talks, schedules, etc can be
deferred until the (hopefully not till the) last minute.
John:Could you give me the contact of your local printer so I know what formats
they accept?Do we have a list of sponsors that we promised visibility in the
program booklet?
Thanks,
Yusdi
> Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2009 11:33:33 +0100
> Subject: Re: [Europython-improve] Program booklet
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> CC: [email protected]; [email protected]
>
> 2009/4/27 John Pinner <[email protected]>:
>>
>> Last week, Andy Robinson of ReportLab offered their services and
>> software to produce the pdf document, so you had better liaise with
>> him to define what is wanted and get the input together.
>
> This is just a slight caveat - I said we would 'probably' help but it depended
> on resources, and I'll know a lot more about our availability for May/June
> by the end of this week, as we seem to have some big projects coming
> down the wire. I'll let you know at the end off the week.
>
> In any event someone needs to "design" it, figure out what the
> content should be and prepare any static content the traditional way.
> ReportLab could then help automate the production with the latest
> talks and timetables, and/or let each delegate pull out the bits they
> want in a personalised programme they print themselves. But if you
> want to do a printed programme, being too 'high-tech' might just
> get in the way....
>
>
> - Andy
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