As a business member, do I have to seek special permission to use the AAW Logo on my advertising and my Web site? If so who do I contact?
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Question about using the AAW Logo
- Thread starter Ken Ferrell
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Ken,
The guidelines for logo usage may be found here: http://www.woodturner.org/info/aawlogo_formats.htm - see item 3.
The guidelines for logo usage may be found here: http://www.woodturner.org/info/aawlogo_formats.htm - see item 3.
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What happened to the scalable EPS graphic that used to be available. It did a great job of providing scalability to any size without the inherent problem of edge artifacts that are unavoidable when resizing raster graphics.
Thanks Ed.
Bill,
The EPS file format has just been added back onto the AAW Logo Usage page: http://www.woodturner.org/info/aawlogo_formats.htm
The EPS file format has just been added back onto the AAW Logo Usage page: http://www.woodturner.org/info/aawlogo_formats.htm
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Thanks, Ed. The description says that it is a very high resolution image, but since it is a vector graphic, the term resolution actually does not apply. Theoretically, the resolution is infinite.