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billiambabble — Inked Adventures Advert
Published: 2011-06-12 14:42:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 835; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 24
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This is an advert submission to TrollZine magazine [link]What fascinates me is because I'm fairly clumsy when it comes to mocking up text in GIMP, that the advert seems to have an 80's magazine style - which is apt because the product is intended to call upon tabletop gaming nostalgia from that time (or is that just me?)
Inked Adventures: [link]
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Cool! Are you getting many people buying these?
The one thing I would say is that writing (c) instead of © looks a bit unprofessional. Copy and paste from somewhere, it's not that difficult! 
Apart from that this looks awesome. A nice slogan, enough illustrations to catch people's attention and all in all it looks very appealing. Nice work!
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Actually there is no need to copy and past the © symbol... if you're using a pc, hold down the 👍: 0 ⏩: 1
Nope, doesn't work. (I get four Windows "dung dung dung dung" error noises.) Alt is normally a shortcut for menu options in most Windows programs (e.g. Alt-F opens the "File" menu in Microsoft Office). Not sure what programs you're using but it works for me neither here in the comments nor in Notepad.
If I was using only the one special character and using it all the time then it might well be worth memorising such a shortcut (assuming now that I could get it to work) but to be honest I use a range of them and don't use them often enough, that it's much quicker and more convenient for me to hit Ctrl-T and type "copyright symbol" or "lambda" or "implication sign" or "c cedilla" or whatever character I'm looking for, than it would be to memorise a huge long list of shortcuts that I'd probably forget the next time I wanted to use that one particular character again.
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The biggest spikes in sales happen when there's new products submitted. The Basic Pack [link] is my best seller - made a lot of sales in the first few months last year. There's a bit of a lull at the moment. There's lots of nice people on different forums talking about my dungeon floor plans - it's got a bit of community following in the retro-role-player's market. The problem is getting new products out fast enough, to stay in the public eye.
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