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Re: SUGGESTION 2: Let's choose a logo now!

I feel that *many* of the examples look good and represent 
much hard work. But, I agree with Dale, many are too complex. 
When judging modern logos for clients I use a simple test.

Fax the logo, low resolution (100 dpi horizontal), *in a 
fax machine*, to a test site. Do not use a fax program, which 
provides perfect perpendicularity and alignment.

Ask the receiving site to photocopy the fax and send it back. 
Then evaluate the logo. This is the logo that a lot of editors, 
PR agencies, corporate decision makers, etc. are going to see.

Color and fine line detail cannot be acceptable until everyone 
has and uses fax with color and 300 x 300 dpi (or better).

If you've read this far, thanks for bearing with me.

Best Regards, JohnT

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"Improvement succeeded each other so rapidly, that 
machines which had never been finished were 
abandoned in the hands of their makers, because 
new improvements had superceded their utility." 

Charles Babbage 'On the Economy of Manufactures' 1832



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