[Cfat] Re: Director's Office : TRIUMF Style Guide - Our Visual
Identity
Jennifer Kaban
jkaban at triumf.ca
Thu Nov 19 13:58:51 PST 2009
Hi Chris,
Byron has passed on some thoughts to me about the new grey template, and
has points out the constraints that it has. I can see that we might have
to look at this template again and make some adjustments. That ppt
template did not go through as much testing as the other ones, so it is
can be up for debate :)
Byron has converted one of his talks to the new template (and showed me
where he was having some difficulties with it). Would you be able to do
the same and come by and you can let me know what's working and what's not?
Also, could you send me the ppt template (with the off-white background)
you're thinking of? I don't have a copy of that one on my computer.
Thanks!
~ Jennifer ~
Chris Ruiz wrote:
> Great step forward I agree!
> One thing that occurred to me however, regards the powerpoint
> template. Tim Meyer created a .ppt template for the International Peer
> Review Committee that has been extensively used at large presentations
> (such as NSERC visits) by TRIUMF BAEs and Nigel, that appears to have
> been quite successful and looks great. I wondered if this might also
> be added to the style guide as an alternative choice to the one that
> is there, as it has an off-white background which is preferable in
> some cases (such as when adding borderless scientific graphs with the
> standard ROOT off-white background).
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris
>
> On 16-Nov-09, at 11:09 AM, Rick Baartman wrote:
>
>> Thanks; this is a great step forward. I wish I'd had access to the
>> graphics logo files when I was re-doing the LaTeX style file for the
>> TRIUMF design note.
>>
>> The PDF and TIF versions on white backgrounds are ridiculously bloated
>> though and should be re-done; who wants to write a 2 kB
>> memo attached to a 20 MB logo?. In principle, the "positive"
>> images should occupy no more file space than the "negative" ones.
>>
>> Now... who is going to write the LaTeX templates? Byron? Can we use the
>> trick of creating the logos as fonts? That was very handy, since it did
>> not matter whether we were doing ps or pdf.
>>
>>> From econning at triumf.ca <mailto:econning at triumf.ca> Mon Nov 16
>>> 10:38:33 2009
>>>
>>> TRIUMF Style Guide - Our Visual Identity:
>>> Please click on the link below to view a letter to all staff from
>>> Nigel S. Lockyer, Director of TRIUMF, regarding the TRIUMF Style Guide.
>>>
>>> Eileen Conning
>>> Director's Office
>>>
>>> See
>>> http://www.triumf.ca/sites/default/files/StyleGuide-Rollout-Letter-13-Nov-2009.pdf
>>> for more information.
>>>
>>
>> --
>> rick baartman
>>
>>
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> Dr Chris Ruiz
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> Wittgenstein: 'Why do people always say it was natural for man to
> assume that the sun went round the Earth rather than that the Earth
> was rotating?'
> Friend: 'Well obviously because it just /looks /as though the Sun is
> going round the Earth.'
> Wittgenstein 'Well, what would it have looked like if it had looked
> like the Earth was rotating?'
>
>
>
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Jennifer Kaban
Web Publishing Coordinator
TRIUMF
Vancouver BC
604.222.7692
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