Northwest Steelheaders
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The Association of Northwest Steelheaders |
Newsletter Editors Guidelines and Helpful Tools
Thanks for visiting this webpage. We're working on it and hope to be able to provide a simple tutorial to assit you in producing your chapter's monthly newsletter while reducing it's size and your chapters postage costs. |
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This webpage outlines how how to publish your chapters eNewsletter electronically. |
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If you don't have the Microsoft Office Suite of tools you're not completely out of luck. FOpenOffice is a free multiplatform (Linux, Macintosh & Windows) Office suite software compatible with the MS Office Suite and easily a great substitute. |
Chapter Newsletter Templates for OpenOffice
In Development - Coming Soon! |
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What you need to know about Dots Per Inch (DPI), Pixels Per Inch (PPI), Resolution, and Megabytes Click here to download printable article courtesy of TechSoup |
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How to choose the right image format for your Web or print project NOTE: The preferred file format for ANWS is .jpg, .jpeg or .gif Click here to download printable article courtesy of TechSoup |
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Choose the right color for your Web or print project Click here to download printable article courtesy of TechSoup |
CutePDF Writer - Software
Once installed it allows you to created an Adobe Acrobat readable PDF document for posting on your chapters webpage.Compatibility: Windows XP, 98, Me, 2000, 2003 Requirements: a PostScript-to-PDF converter, such as Ghostscript Cost: Free |
GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) - Software
Once installed it allows you to create and retouch photos, and functions as an online batch-processing system, a mass-production image renderer, and an image format converter.Compatibility/Requirements: Windows/Macintosh (see webpage) Cost: Free |
PDFCreator - Software
Once installed it allows you to created an Adobe Acrobat readable PDF document for posting on your chapters webpage.Compatibility: All 32-bit MS Windows (95/98/NT/2000/XP) Requirements: None Cost: Free |
Got Questions or other issues?
Contact the Associations Communications Director, Ms. Joyce Sherman. |