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Going Green: Using the Color Green in Desktop Publishing Projects
From the renewal of spring to the warmth of tropical waters, green hues are a calming influence on DTP projects. Part 3 in a series on what secondary colors communicate in your desktop publishing projects, this article introduces cultural associations of green and how to effectively use it.

Published by Haley Montgomery (4,670 pts ) on Jun 30, 2009 to
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Purple Haze: Using the Color Purple in Desktop Publishing Projects
Regal and majestic, the color purple adds a sense of richness to DTP projects. Part 2 in a series on what secondary colors communicate in your desktop publishing projects, this article introduces cultural associations of purple and how to effectively use it in DTP projects.

Published by Haley Montgomery (4,670 pts ) on Jun 29, 2009 to
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Orange Alert: Using the Color Orange in Desktop Publishing Projects
Bright and tangy, the color orange adds an unexpected punch of heat to DTP projects. Part 1 in a series on what secondary colors communicate in your desktop publishing projects, this article introduces cultural associations of orange and how to effectively use it in DTP projects.

Published by Haley Montgomery (4,670 pts ) on Jun 29, 2009 to
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True Blue: Using the Color Blue in Desktop Publishing Projects
Shading both sky and sea, the color blue is a constant in our lives. Part 3 in a series on what primary colors communicate in your desktop publishing projects, this article introduces cultural associations of blue and how to effectively use it in DTP projects.

Published by Haley Montgomery (4,670 pts ) on Jun 29, 2009 to
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Mellow Yellow? Using the Color Yellow in Desktop Publishing Projects
Caution lights, school buses and taxi cabs–common uses of the color yellow. Part 2 in a series on what primary colors communicate in your desktop publishing projects, this article introduces cultural associations of yellow and how to effectively use it in DTP projects.

Published by Haley Montgomery (4,670 pts ) on Jun 29, 2009 to
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Seeing Red: Using the Color Red in Desktop Publishing Projects
Stop signs, fire engines and lipstick are all iconic uses of the color red. What unspoken messages does RED communicate when you use it in a desktop publishing project? Read on to discover some of the prevalent cultural associations with red and how you can effectively use it in DTP projects.

Published by Haley Montgomery (4,670 pts ) on Jun 29, 2009 to
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