On Sun, 2011-02-06 at 10:44 -0700, Jeff Chimene wrote:
> 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"?

Yes you are right - that is why I'll offer it back to the OpenOffice.org
community manager for their use - don't misunderstand my position on
this, I harbor no ill will to OO.o or Oracle - I learned a long time ago
how to compete with friends, if OO.o folks are in a booth, or just at
the show, do not be surprised it we all go out for a beer, together, at
some point.

> 
> >  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.

Alright - tell you what get a quote for what you think is needed and
feel free to post it to the list, I'm sure it can be handled by a few of
us kicking in to cover the total.

> 
> > 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.

If you want to do that great, there is usually a few extras to be
"found", but not having to scavenge would be nice. We all want to hit
presentations so it just ends up being a round robin affair, but there
will be a few times when we are all together. As it stands right now
there will be 3 of us, at the show, for the full 3 days and 1 local
community member that will do a few hours here and there.

For myself, I fly in noon the day before and leave AM the day after, I
needed to pass on a room at the Hilton opting for one reasonably (3
miles) close by, at a Ramada.

//drew


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