I agree, if the logo has the same proportions and all that allowes it to be placed exactly the same way -- which is very seldom.
Bodvar On 3/13/06, John Sgammato <jsgammato at imprivata.com> wrote: > There is one very good reason to reference your logo. If it ever changes, you > want to change it once and have that change appear everywhere. This happened > to me two years ago. Marketing will probably not change their minds based on > an objection from the tech writers! > It also happens in a single-sourcing scenario if you have to rebrand a doc > set for a partner with a different logo. > And another time this comes up is if you have a different logo for online use > (color) than for print use (b/w). When I generate my outputs, I use the color > logo for online help and online docs (PDF), and the b/w version for the > printed docs. Our logo is red, so a crisp black logo looks much better than a > grayscale version of the red one. > ymmv, etc > > ________________________________ > > > > There is no reason to reference a logo. They aren't that large. > > > >
