SONIC RUIN - ISSUE 1

Crap, guess I have to come up with some prizes for you then???

I think what Sandy was saying is that you have to continue speaking to me as people always have then. He thinks he's funny.

I know, bless him.

BTW, instead of worrying about logos, just log
in to dafonts.com, pick something cool, download
it and just use that. Randomly clicking around
the Sci-Fi section gives you this:
http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=...0&classt=alpha

D.

<font color="#FF0099" size="1">[ August 22, 2006 11:44 AM: Message edited by: Deviant D ]</font>

Aw hell man, I'm going to be here all night now looking through all of these! This is actually kind of fun. My wife has yet to see one she likes more than the one I have on there now though.

Aw hell man, I'm going to be here all night now looking through all of these! This is actually kind of fun. My wife has yet to see one she likes more than the one I have on there now though.

You have to ultimately thank Marcus for the link.

You can also use/publish most of those fonts willy-
nilly without permission or a fee. [img]smile.gif[/img]

D.

Raggz, huh? Damn.

I'm guessing "free for personal use" means "don't slap it on your fucking stupid ass fanzine"? Shoot, all the ones I really like say that.

I think the subtext is: if you use it on some media you
think will sell zillions, how about you pay me a
nominal fee. It's more a courtesy thing than a
contractual one. I'm sure most of those amature
font designers would be happy with a cream cake.

Also, half of those fonts - especially the film-themed
wingbat stuff - couldn't be more copyright-infringing
if they tried.

You just worry about getting people to actually
read your 'zine, sonny boy. Coochy coo, ga ga, here
comes the train - choo-choo!, etc.

D.

<font color="#FF0099" size="1">[ August 23, 2006 10:49 AM: Message edited by: Deviant D ]</font>

I'm calling about the printing right now. It seems the world of printing is not quite as advanced as I thought it would be. It also appears that most of these places expect Joe Public to only be interested in printing out birthday invitations. A "magazine" confuses them a bit.

There's a world of difference between a repro house
and a copyshop, believe me. Most copyshops should
have lazer printers, though, which will staple your
pages together after printing them. It is basic
B/W printing we're taking about, right?

D.

Carl, I want one. Is there a way for me to pay by paypal or anything like that?

Exchanging to get $3 and sending them to you will cost me a fortune