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Is there any solution? Should I open the eps file in illustrator and change it to some other format? Is there a best format to use in the manner she does?
I don't know if you are still working on this, but at most universities media services has a web page with the logo in every possible format. So it might be easier just to replace it.
Academic poster printers are usually set up to format as a giant Powerpoint slide. Posters often reuse information already put together for a Powerpoint-based talk, so it's easy to paste the slides onto a mega-slide. Probably not optimal, but easy.
I keep my dock on the bottom (and my buttons tri-colored), but I keep auto-hide off, and don't use the animations.
Clearly, I am a creature of default.
I don't know if you are still working on this, but at most universities media services has a web page with the logo in every possible format. So it might be easier just to replace it.
I am actually still working on it! I actually got this off the page, but they only offer the eps files (I think it may be because we just got a new logo and they haven't gotten around to putting up other types.) Perhaps I should call them, though-- they might have different formats and just not gotten aournd to putting them up!
The House of Lords debates airport security restrictions. [link]
Can I pick the brain of someone with good Unix shell knowledge?
What would be the command to list recursively all the files of a directory, along with the complete path? Like what you get with
ls -R
but with the path and filename, and (ideally) without the blank lines and lines that just name a directory?
find `pwd` -print
Will print out the file and directory names. Note the backquotes.
find `pwd` -type f -print
Will print out just the regular files.
find . -type f -print
Will print the pathnames relative to the current directory.
I'm getting a new monitor for Christmas, is there a big difference between brands or is one just as good as another? Right now I have a 15" CRT monitor and I'm looking at getting a 19" LCD.
OK, what's the good AIM-type program for windows? Need something on my work computer here, but can't remember what the preferred program is.
