Posted by admin on September 16, 2010 under Uncategorized | 
Business innovation in south-east Europe has never been more vibrant than it is today. New companies are realising that there is plenty of money to be made from the new awareness of environmental and global thinking. Companies in Greece, Albania and Italy, in particular, are at the forefront of innovative thinking, but this forward-looking attitude is prevalent across the whole of south-east Europe. This new way of thinking influences not just this region, but also benefits the whole planet.
There have been many networks set up to help those companies involved in business innovation. These work in partnership with both established and fledgling companies to offer support and advice, with the aim of growing the area’s economy as a whole. These networks support the dissemination of best practices and the transfer of knowledge where it is needed.
The site you are looking at has features on small business innovation research, innovative solutions, ideas and technology, and much more other useful information for anyone involved in business innovation in south-east Europe. You will also find information on innovation and entrepreneurship, as well as innovative companies and their ideas. The field of business innovation in south-east Europe has never looked healthier.
Posted by admin on November 8, 2011 under Uncategorized |
Sending christmas cards is fun and will put a smile on the receivers face! Though due to the internet sending out cards are getting rare. When did you last receive one? And why is this? Maybe it is due to the rising prices at the postal service, maybe because it takes to long for the card to finally get to the destination or maybe it is just to difficult compared to emails and other online communication?
At http://www.modocards.me/ you are now able of sending online christmas cards, making it easier to make the perfect card and personalize it so it isn’t the same as everybody else are sending. You can send it via facebook or mail and will surely enlighten the day of the receiver! 
Posted by guava on June 21, 2011 under Uncategorized |
In this article we briefly describe various conversion settings and how to create a PDF file from a Web page. It is a very usefull tip from 4D Konsulenterne’s Acrobat course and the text is an extract from 4D’s own course material.
Contents:
• Conversion settings
• Create PDF file from website
• Create PDF file from clipboard (memory)
• Introduction to Adobe Acrobat and 4D Konsulenterne
Conversion settings
When you convert a document to PDF, it is worthwhile to consider what the PDF file is for.
There are different quality levels to choose from, which partly affects
the document file size, but also the quality of images in the document.
Do you want to convert the document to PDF, because you want to send it via email to a colleague so that he can proofread it, it is not necessary that the images in the document are in high resolution. In fact this could mean that the document may take up so much space that it cannot be sent via email.
If, however, the document is sent for printing where quality is paramount, it is obviously important that the images are of the highest quality. In this case, size is of secondary importance.
PDF file from Web Page
If you need to save a web page, you can do it by saving it as a bookmark in your internet browser.
The problem with this solution is that the page may change over time and therefore, you cannot be sure that the content is the same each time you visit the page.
If you want to save a frozen image of the page, you can do it by converting it into a PDF document, and that is what the menu item PDF from Web Page does.
Create will import and convert the web page.
The result is then opened in Acrobat:
Remember to subsequently save the page in order to preserve it.
By default, the conversion will only include the single page that the address suggests; in this case the home page of 4D Konsulenterne’s website where you will find many courses on offering including Excel kursus, SQL kursus, Sharepoint kursus and Indesign kursus.
If you want the conversion to include more pages, you need to expand the settings for the import function by clicking the Capture multiple levels button:
Here you can either specify how many levels of the website (Get only x levels) you want included in the conversion, or quite simply specify that you want the entire website converted (Get entire website).
Beware of converting an entire website; it can easily consist of several hundred pages.
PDF from Clipboard
In short, PDF from Clipboard makes a PDF file consisting of whatever is hidden in your computer’s clipboard (memory).
