Peter Moore

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London Taxi Parts Brand & eBay shop

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A brand design and ebay shop for a specialist auto spares company based in Wolverhampton.

The brand mark Uses Jonathan Patterson’s London Tube and Gill Sans typefaces and Christina Garfalo’s Seemless Patterns, made in Illustrator.
Visit the London Taxi Parts ebay shop by clicking this link.

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Use a USB pen to install Windows 7 on a Netbook or Laptop without a CD / DVD drive

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Handy for when you replace you hard disk in your netbook or Laptop and rather than cloning your old driveyou simply want a fresh install of windows. You’ll obviously need to get yourself a copy of Windows 7, either on a DVD or an ISO of the setup files and a 4GB or 8GB USB pen drive. We’re going to wipe the pen drive (or at least flag the data for deletion), create a primary partition, format the drive, mount the pen drive before copying across our windows 7 set-up files from a DVD.

1// open start > type ‘diskpart‘ > execute diskpart.exe > click ‘yes’ to the User account control window prompt

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2// When diskpart is running in cmd window, type ‘list disk‘ >

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3// Identify the your USB drive by the size of the disk – in this case it’s a 4GB (3700MB) drive – and type ‘select disk #‘ (where # is the number of your disk – in my case it was disk 6). Type ‘clean’ and press enter.

4// Type ‘create partition primary‘ and press enter. Type ‘active‘ and press enter. Type ‘format fs=fat32 quick’ or if the USB key is over 4GB type ‘format fs=ntfs quick

5// Type ‘assign‘ and windows will map a drive letter to the drive. Click ‘Open folder to view files and copy your windows set-up files across from your DVD to your USB drive. Use your USB pen to install your copy of windows to your netbook.

 

 

story

Adobe Story : Scriptwriting software

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Just downloaded the offline version of Adobe Story: Adobe’s scriptwriting software to contend with the likes of FinalDraft and Celtex.
My first impressions of the software are that it is a little over the top and seems unnecessary (why not just use Word and Excel for production docs?) but I may be able to use this for a video project I’m working on so I’ll update this post with any features and benefits I can see with the software.

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