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Hi, Folks!

I'm looking for really good tips and tricks to post on my website. The
site, "The Desktop", is devoted to graphics design and modern culture, and
is being visited by a growing number of people interested in web and
traditional graphic design.

What we're doing:
The deal is, I want to put up pages devoted to the best tips for
designers, best tricks for popular software like Photoshop, PageMaker,
Illustrator and others, and the best business tips for any growing
business, especially those in design and advertising.

What you get:
If you send a great tip or trick, I'll create an example showing the
solution, along with your tip, your name, and (if you have one) your
picture. You'll also get a free e-mail link and a web site link if you
have one.

Additionally, people with ideas or tips on running your business, like
bidding on work, tracking billable hours, collecting from clients, buying
insurance, anything about business is welcome.

Greate exposure and the opportunity to contribute to the web community
This is a great way to get your name out there, and show what you learned
from all your hard work. You get free exposure and credit for cool tricks
you know (that is, if you can stand parting with them!), on cool-looking
pages that others will be impressed by. Other artists on the web get to
learn new stuff and help make the internet less of a global eyesore for
the rest of us. Plus there's an added benefit. . .

Win a free Guide To Electronic Prepress:
If you have the best tip 'o' the month, we'll send you a free Pocket-size
book to help you fend off the service bureau technicians. Called "Pocket
Guide to Digital Prepress", we'll give one book away every month to the
writer with the best tip or trick. 

Interested? Send your tip or trick to "tricks@thedesktop.com." Attach a
small (30x30 pixels or less jpeg or gif) picture file if you want, along
with your email address and URL, if any. Hey, you may already have won. .
.

Thanks in advance, and hope to see you on my site,

Eric Oxenberg, web designer <www.thedesktop.com>