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		<title>Creative Text Screens</title>
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		<description>TV and video are full of text screens used to fill space where there&apos;s no footage. It&apos;s something we&apos;re all stuck with, and we have an obligation to keep them well designed.</description>
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		<title>On-Target Color</title>
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		<description>You&apos;ll probably recognize this color effect used by a certain department store that plays on the colors in its logo. The effect essentially reduces the image to three colors--a white background, red image content, and a darker red for some depth; but you can choose any color combination or mix any number of colors for a solarized or false color effect.</description>
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