Great!
I and my friend in Japan are interested in translating flyer but
original is not easy to do.
Thanks a lot for your effort!
Hiroshi
On 4/6/08, Juan Lucas Dominguez Rubio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As a LaTeX and OSM lover, I had to make this OSM flyer in LaTeX, derived
> from An
Hi,
As a LaTeX and OSM lover, I had to make this OSM flyer in LaTeX, derived from
Andy Robinson's English version of Frederik Ramm's original in German (thank
you).
Here it is in Spanish:
http://www.prodevelop.es/descarga/osm/flyer/osm_flyer_spanish.pdf
This is all you need to generate it
Hi,
> I don't really know where (in an ideal world) Scribus would fit in the
> toolchain. Would you write your text with OO and make your bitmaps
> with the Gimp and vector graphics with Inkscape and then use Scribus
> to put it all together?
OO is a word processor, Inkscape is a vector drawing a
Hi,
> Quote I received. £375ex. (Flyer would not attract VAT in UK *)
I looked if there are any online printers in Germany with reasonable
English web sites. printplaza.com is one of them (but they don't do A7
flyers, only down to A6), and meindruckportal.de (they do A7 but
strangely, only in
David Earl wrote:
> I think printing in Germany must be cheaper than here: I just did a
> number of quotes using both offset litho and instant print for 2,500 A4
> sheets (they're 2 to a sheet) with no finishing, and typical quotes are
> about 260 - 280 pounds (about 400 Euros).
>
>
Quote I
Hi,
> Frederik, for clarification, have the figures you have generally been
> quoting in your emails included GST?
Yes, it's called "MwSt" in Germany, it's always 19% except in
esoteric cases that don't apply here, and you are not permitted to
make an offer to a consumer that does not include
Frederik Ramm
>Sent: 20 February 2008 10:46 AM
>To: David Earl
>Cc: talk@openstreetmap.org
>Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] OSM flyer
>
>Hi,
>
>> It would be cheaper to do a UK one by getting it printed where you
>> did and shipping it!
>
>Seems like it.
>
>On
On 20/02/2008 10:50, Jon Stockill wrote:
> David Earl wrote:
>
>> I think printing in Germany must be cheaper than here: I just did a
>> number of quotes using both offset litho and instant print for 2,500 A4
>> sheets (they're 2 to a sheet) with no finishing, and typical quotes are
>> about 26
David Earl wrote:
> I think printing in Germany must be cheaper than here: I just did a
> number of quotes using both offset litho and instant print for 2,500 A4
> sheets (they're 2 to a sheet) with no finishing, and typical quotes are
> about 260 - 280 pounds (about 400 Euros).
That does seem
David Earl schrieb:
> On 18/02/2008 22:42, Frederik Ramm wrote:
>
>> We have printed 5,000 copies (it's not really expensive - 200 Euros
>> for the lot, and some online printers would have done it for 150)
>>
>
> I think printing in Germany must be cheaper than here:
we in Germany invented
Hi,
> It would be cheaper to do a UK one by getting it printed where you
> did and shipping it!
Seems like it.
One big German printer is www.laser-line.de and their web site,
although not availalbe in English, should be easy to navigate for
you. In the "Specials" dropdown on the top right,
David Earl wrote:
>Sent: 20 February 2008 10:22 AM
>To: Frederik Ramm
>Cc: talk@openstreetmap.org
>Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] OSM flyer
>
>On 18/02/2008 22:42, Frederik Ramm wrote:
>> We have printed 5,000 copies (it's not really expensive - 200 Euros
>> for the
On 18/02/2008 22:42, Frederik Ramm wrote:
> We have printed 5,000 copies (it's not really expensive - 200 Euros
> for the lot, and some online printers would have done it for 150)
I think printing in Germany must be cheaper than here: I just did a
number of quotes using both offset litho and inst
Frederik Ramm wrote:
> I don't really know where (in an ideal world) Scribus would fit in the
> toolchain. Would you write your text with OO and make your bitmaps
> with the Gimp and vector graphics with Inkscape and then use Scribus
> to put it all together?
That's about right.
Hi,
> > Yeah, it's not there yet. The often-suggested way ist to load the
> > finished SVG file into Scribus which does CMYK properly.
>
> wasn't scribus an excellent candidate to design the flyer completely
> anyway?
Last time I looked at it it balked on a complex SVG created with
Inkscape; I t
Hi,
> Yeah, it's not there yet. The often-suggested way ist to load the
> finished SVG file into Scribus which does CMYK properly.
wasn't scribus an excellent candidate to design the flyer completely anyway?
Best regards,
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Frederik Ramm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> PS: I like Inkscape a lot, but whenever I do stuff for printing I run
> into those nasty CMYK problems. Inkscape creates RGB PDFs, printers
> want CMYK PDFs. You can auto-convert them but without a calibrated
> screen or printer you never know how it's g
Hi,
> impressive job! if you could provide me an english translation, I'd be
> glad to do an italian version (maybe with updated images from an italian
> city).
I have checked in a file named TRANSLATION which contains an English
version of the texts.
Bye
Frederik
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Frederik Ramm wrote:
> Hi,
>
>we (that's Y.T. and the folks on talk-de) have created an OSM flyer
> that we can hand out to folks who ask us what we're doing.
[snip]
> The design has been done in Inkscape, and all the raw material and a
> README file is in SVN under
>
> /misc/pr_material/ger
Frederik Ramm wrote:
> Hi,
>
>we (that's Y.T. and the folks on talk-de) have created an OSM flyer
> that we can hand out to folks who ask us what we're doing.
>
> The flyer is DIN A7 sized (74mm wide and 105mm high) and has 8 pages
> (8 pages sounds a lot but it's just one stripe of paper 105m
Hi,
we (that's Y.T. and the folks on talk-de) have created an OSM flyer
that we can hand out to folks who ask us what we're doing.
The flyer is DIN A7 sized (74mm wide and 105mm high) and has 8 pages
(8 pages sounds a lot but it's just one stripe of paper 105mm high and
296mm wide, zig-zag fo
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