Chat with Professor Klinkostein

Professor Klinkostein explained to me that I NEED to stop degrading myself and remember where I save files.  Once I stop saying "I am not good at this," that means I have made significant progress.  This means I made his job easier by doing my job.

Netbooks

Netbooks are inexpensive notebook computers which are small in size, therefore making them more convenient to use.  They are based on Intel's atom chip, which uses X86 instruction set.  They can run Windows and Linux and are only $400 or less.  THey do not have a hard drive, but they have 4-8 gigabytes of flash memory.  They are basically used to surf the internet.

This is really weird

http://s3files.core77.com/blog/images/0gogirl2.jpg - picture of GoGirl

GoGirl is a device designed to allow women to go to the bathroom while standing up.  It is convenient and discrete.  It is simply a funnel that women urinate into.  Now us women can go to the bathroom anywhere we want, just like men do!

Demo/Notes

Kerning-space between letters

Leading-space between lines.

Project:

-Inside pages have 2 separate sections, 1-2 pictures with captions.  

-Copy text.

-Go to Quark and draw text box, 2.125'' wide.

-Refer to sketch.

-Make column.

-Copy and paste that column.

-Put in picture above or below columns.

-Copy-command C, Paste-command V.

-Command 0-resizes the page.

-Using the link tool makes text continue in next column.

-Command A-select all.

-Select text and make it a recommended font such as Times New Roman, adjust font accordingly.  Fonts are located in the suitcase.

-Justify text.

-Save.

-Draw picture box.

-Put header above picture and title it.

-Use Content Tool and go to File, Get Picture.

-Go to Measurement Palette to adjust picture.  In the picture section the X and Y boxes must be the same number.

-View, Hide Guides. 

-Select picture box and go to Item, Frame.

-Shade 10%.

-Save (Command S).

-Draw text box, flush left.  

-Title picture.

-Caption fonts should be the same as the body text.

Wiimote

Wiimote-click here for demostration

A man named Johnny Lee designed a Wiimote for the new video game system, Wii.  He presented the idea to the Portland Design Research firm and they were intrigued.  Mr. Lee created it so the the projection of a computer screen turns into an interactive whiteboard and the remote acts as 

"long-distance collaborative tool" (core77.com).

Wiimote  

A man named Johnny Lee designed a Wiimote for the new video game sysstem, Wii.  He presented the idea to Portland Design

Serif-with hooks.

Sans Serif-without hooks.