UNT style manual is now available online

It sounds easy enough: You are assigned the task of creating a brochure for your department, ordering new letterhead or updating business cards.

You are up for the task, but where do you begin?

Now there is a resource available online that can help you with most publishing projects from beginning to end. The UNT Design and Style Manual contains all you need to know about the guidelines surrounding publishing projects at UNT.

The manual answers frequently asked questions, provides a design tip sheet and checklist, and provides ways to avoid common design problems.

The manual also provides links to download UNT and UNT System wordmarks and university spirit logos and explains how to use them.

To view the online manual, go to www.unt.edu/styleguide.

BY MICHELLE HALE mhale@unt.edu

Other web resources

• UNT Design and Style Manual

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• UNT to present film series with multicultural relations focus
• Pohl speaks about the status of 2002-03 raises
• Registration is going on now for the 2002 Equity and Diversity Conference

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