On 02/06/2011 10:29 AM, drew wrote: > On Sun, 2011-02-06 at 10:16 -0700, Jeff Chimene wrote: > > > >> >> There is a good place in Tucson. I've used them several times in the >> past. They have a 5 day lead time. I see that we have a 6' table. I'd >> recommend a 5' sign, at whatever height maintains the correct aspect >> ratio for whatever logo we're allowed to use. > > Well, I'll just ask - would you be willing to donate a banner for use at > upcoming events - Andy Brown did so last year for OO.o (it was a light > mylar - I still have it actually, in fact I _will_ drop an email to > Louis at OO.o and see if they have a use for it, it's still quite > usble)
I must be missing something - doesn't it say "OpenOffice"? > 5 ft long - that banner was used at 3 different US events and > one for LibO would be used the same - it can be part of a "care package" > that we would send to the folks setting up the next event. I think the > cost was under $50. If it's < $50 I can do it. A banner that lasts will be at least 3 times that (e.g. heavy vinyl, good grommets). I like the idea of a care package. I've done that in the past: slap a label on the crate and forward it on to the next event. > We will use the official logo, unaltered, for the booth - just need to > know the final dimensions OK. Pls. send me a URL. I'm not going to guess. The image should be at least 600 dpi, preferably 1200 dpi. They can handle images in almost any format. If the image is no good for the banner size, they'll let me know before committing the resources. > - The OO.o banner was 5' x 30" IIRC - and will generate a suitable PDF file > for the print shop. > >> Also, I see that we get an Ethernet connection. I'm assuming it's >> IPv4/V6 I can bring a IPV4 router. I also see that we get two chairs. I can bring 4 more folding chairs w/ padded seats. -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to [email protected] List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/us/marketing/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***
