formatting via Markdown
to format your text, add images and links - you can now use the lovely Markdown syntax. The small editor icons will do half the work for you - but if you wish to explore other options ~ see this reference from Daring Fireball (John Gruber)hey
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Hope you all had a good xmas i havent been on here for a while been working on some new exciting things which seeing as prisca teachs the best students i might be looking for some members to join the creative department thought i would look here 1st :D.
also if any of you need some freebies let me know im now trying he cs4 design suite prefer cs3 lol
would be good to see some of your work so if you got any send me your link :D:D -
Laura :)
nice to see you coming back here ;) this year's students are either a bit too shy still - or just plain lazy with online communication - hopefully you'll get more of a response in future ;)
Glad you're still happily working :-) Good luck and all the best for 2009 :)
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