Going to Typotechnica?
Another typographic event looms on the horizon, so it is time to ask the usual question: who is going?
Linotype Typotechnica. St Bride Institute. London. February 17-19, 2005.
Another typographic event looms on the horizon, so it is time to ask the usual question: who is going?
Linotype Typotechnica. St Bride Institute. London. February 17-19, 2005.
19.Dec.2004 12.17am
Not me, unfortunately.
It's not even a budget problem, just a timing issue. I have several key work projects that will be at a critical juncture around this time, and I can't be out for a week (which is what it would be what with preparing a talk, and travel time).
Anyway, I think David Lemon, Christopher Slye and Harold Grey will be there from Adobe. Christopher only has one key-deadline project on his plate, luck guy.
T
19.Dec.2004 2.57am
To time to came there, already TDC2 judging in NY at end of January and too much work. Sadly, booth St Bride and Linotype events (and all friends who will came) can't be missed despite I will. Too bad
19.Dec.2004 4.42am
John, I will be there. I assume that you started this thread because you will be going too?
Thomas/JFP, I'm sorry that you won't be able to attend! I'll make sure to raise a pint for each of you
19.Dec.2004 1.46pm
Oh yes, I'll be there. I'm giving a presentation on 'How to get the most out of MS VOLT'.
19.Dec.2004 1.50pm
where's that pair of ruby slippers when you need it?
19.Dec.2004 4.06pm
I'll be there.
19.Dec.2004 4.11pm
Fantastic!
29.Dec.2004 2.05pm
Quark will be coming to TypoTechnica to show off XPress 7. If you want to learn about how OpenType and Quark will work together in the future, book your tickets to London now.
29.Dec.2004 2.10pm
And I found a spare pair of ruby slippers, so i'll be there too! so i don't have to miss John's presentation on VOLT.
29.Dec.2004 2.17pm
Paul, that's fantastic! Say hello and I'll buy you a pint. I'll have more red hair than anyone else at the conference
31.Dec.2004 8.13am
I'll be going.
Never mind my hair.
2.Jan.2005 2.40pm
Its a shame these conferences can't be scheduled at a time between semesters. January 17-19 would have been much better. Same problem with Atypi.
2.Jan.2005 2.47pm
Hmm, that is a good suggestion! I'm not privy to how this date was determined, but I should point out that in Germany (and some other European countries?), February 17
3.Jan.2005 12.51pm
Hi Dan
I was wondering just how technical it will be, I am still working my way through my 'Learn Fontlab Fast' manual, so will I get it?
Jim
3.Jan.2005 1.05pm
Well, if you are still working your way through Learn FontLab Fast, then you are more advanced then I am! I don't work in FontLab yet. (But I will
3.Jan.2005 2.23pm
I'll be handing out signed photo's...hehehe
3.Jan.2005 6.12pm
Jim, I can only speak about my own session, but I will be presuming at least passing familiarity with MS VOLT, i.e. what is is for, the basic interface layout, etc., all of which I have covered in talks at previous Typotechnica events. The session in London will focus on tips and tricks for getting the most out of the tool, so I won't have time to start at the beginning.
Download information, manual and some tutorial material for VOLT is available here: http://www.microsoft.com/typography/VOLT.mspx
4.Jan.2005 4.03pm
Dan, I will say hello and you can buy me a pint!