DECEMBER 1993 GEOBYTES

Subj:  DECEMBER 1993 GEOBYTES
Date:  December 18, 1993
From:  GWRep Jay

File:  GB-DEC93.EXE (124298 bytes)
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Download count: 30

AUTHOR:    the GeoReps
EQUIPMENT: Ensemble 2.0

KEYWORDS:  GeoBytes, newsletter, GWRep Jay, GWRepTerry, Christmas, icon, Lotus, printing, embossed text, template, card, ini, tutorial


*****HAPPY HOLIDAYS from
the GeoReps and GeoBytes!******

The December Jam PACKED Issue of GeoBytes contains the following articles and BONUS FILES:

1993 Year in Review: A great article that highlights the past year in the Geos World. Wonderful reading! Written by Lee Grant (Cami Lee).

Embossed Text Made Simple. By Michael Swalley, DTP expert.(MichaelS57)

Double Sided Printing Trick. By Jim Greek (Jacquot G)

INI Secrets, a NEW File Pull Down Trick, PLUS, included with the issue, 7 NEW icons. By Jay Degn (GWRep Jay)

Business Cards Made Easy, Plus a 10 card Template packed with the issue.

ps. the file GB-DEC93.EXE explodes to produce 3 zip files:
GB-12-93.zip ---> the December Issue

123icon.zip ---->2 files: Geodraw page "icon preview" AND 123iconS.zip, which contains 7 new icons when upzipped.

TENCARD.ZIP----> The 10 Card Template

Pick this up today at the Geo-News Stand!
GWRep Terry
GWRep Jay
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This file has been checked with the latest version of McAfee's Viruscan and found to be virus free.

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