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theImages[0] = '<h5>Photo<br>Cropping 1</h5><p>The preferred style for cropping a head and shoulder photo is to either leave a little space between the top of the subject&#8217;s head and the top of the photo window or crop a small portion of the subject&#8217;s head out of the photo. It is considered poor cropping to have the top of the photo window resting directly on top of the subject&#8217;s head.</p>'
theImages[1] = '<h5>Photo<br>Cropping 2</h5><p>If your publication will contain more than one head shot, unless you have a special reason to make one or more stand out from the rest, make all the photo windows the same size and proportion and make all the heads the same size in the windows.</p>'
theImages[2] = '<h5>Photo<br>Cropping 3</h5><p>If there are only a few head shots and one is cropped so tightly that the top of the subject&#8217;s head is cut off, for aesthetic consistency consider cropping the other head shots the same way.</p>'
theImages[3] = '<h5>Photo<br>Cropping 4</h5><p>If there are many head shots in your publication and only a few have very tight cropping, it&#8217;s okay to treat the few that are tightly cropped as the exceptions and use the more common cropping for all the others.</p>'
theImages[4] = '<h5>Typography</h5><p>All capital letters is a treatment that is best reserved for a few words of text, as in headlines and other display copy. Used in body copy, anything more than a sentence or two becomes difficult to read. The degree to which you will annoy the intended reader will depend on a combination of the type style; its size and weight; letter, word, and line spacing; the contrast between the type and its background; and the column width.</p>'
theImages[5] = '<h5>Copy<br>Preparation</h5><p>Do not use double spaces after punctuation when using a word processing program. While double spaces were necessary in the age of the typewriter, word processing&#8217;s proportional letterspacing does the work for you. If manuscripts with double spaces are submitted for production, an extra step is required to remove them. Time is money.</p>'
theImages[6] = '<h5>Scanning</h5><p>Scanning images? Think ahead. If you are planning to use the images in both a printed publication and on a Web site or you aren&#8217;t sure how they will be used, you should scan the images at 300 dpi, the standard resolution for high-quality printing. You can always go back and adjust the resolution of the image to 72 dpi, the standard resolution for the Web.</p>'



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