Some company provide this kind of solution for client who is going to run a tradeshow. so designer just need to take those object design & information from the company as a reference to model the object in 3D to see the trade show overall impression.\n\nI'm trying to find those objects that we frequently see in exhibition, trade show, road show, show, but I have no idea where to find this information with images.
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I think if I'm getting this right, you want to see examples of what a quality booth would look like at a trade show? I know of a company in San Diego that does incredible work called Exponents... www.exponents.com  then if you have a library card (sounds lame, stay with me) find the SIC code for a company and go to your library, go to Reference USA (you can actually go online to your library to reference USA, it's just not user friendly)  and run a "custom Search" based on your city and the SIC code and you'll have all of those businesses within your area.  If you don't care about the area, just run it on the SIC Code.  Hope this helps
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I think you mean a SITE PLAN? How the building is situated on the site? That is a drawing or other representation of the surroundings, usually buildings. It used to be just a plan view of the site you are working on with the surrounding sites. This does not really show much though because one neighbouring building to the north might be 1 floor high and the building to the south mith be 30 floors high and block all the sun. Or it could be reversed and you might get lots of sun. A traditional site plan doesn't really capture that. So come up with some better way to represent the surroundings and I'm sure you'll get good points. What do the surounding building feel like? How can you show their character on a plan? Are they crisp and clean and new or old and rugged? Can you use old, new, dark, light, soft, hard, course, fine, textured fabric swatches to represent them on a 2D plan and still maintain the scale and everthing else neccessary? Probably. Good luck,\nKyle Martens
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If you don't know design or programming, its tough to represent your company in a professional representation. Sure, you could create a site, but your customers will not think you're legit. You get one chance to make a good first impression.\n\nI could probably cut my own hair, but if I want it to look great, I'll let a professional do it.
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You can go to ebay help, also I know a pretty good webdesigner as well. You might can check this out too, well thats if you dont have A website..\n\nhttp://www.blueplanetwebdesign.com/\n\nHe does great designs in all catagories. Fair prices too. I have used this man before in building my website... websites are really great for getting your bussiness out and he does host and does adverts as well.
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Go for more professional graphics, layout, offerings and descriptions etc, not actual HTML code. \n\nProfessional type listings don't have fancy and silly things like flashing animations, music, cursor doodads etc. which just slow down the page loading AND distract from what you want people to buy.\n\nI've created many professional templates for other sellers and would be happy to zip you up some snazzy fast-loading graphics and a layout to set your ebay biz apart from the other non-professional looking ones :)
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Perhaps the illustrated link and description will help you.  Good luck with your project.
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depending, its always nice when you can give someone somthing on paper. Its a good reference when you need to pass information around in the real world. Theres also the media approach and that would require video and visual display to show. I would recommend using a projector for this so everyone can see what your showing, plus it just looks super professional. I did this one contract for a business application in manitoba, canada and with all the efforts we put into our presentation we ended up a 15 thousand dollar contract. That payed off my exspences no problem. If your confedent that you will get a return on your investment, dont be scared to spend a few dollars to get spice up your first impressions.
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I don't know what "the interior[s] of universal steel beam rolling mill finishing departments" are, (please don't tell me), but when a person is seeking an image that is pre-made or "Stock" one usually goes to a stock agency. There are many on-line photo stock agencies and I have provided 3 popular ones below...but like I said...there's a lot more.\n\n(Some agencies charge by usage and some charge a one time fee for any usage. Also some specialize in certain type of photography and the ones I provided may not create images of the subjects you want. In that case just find an agency that does.)
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There is a very easy plugin for quick time that allows you to put more pictures and have a panoramic view of an area. If you want virtual toors of large buildings that needs to be done in some *cad software and will cost you lots of money and time.
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The form has to be based on an existing table in order for you to be able to enter data.  You should have a table with the various fields (or columns) ready to go.  You can create a form based on that table, and you can pick which fields will be filled in via the form.\n\nForm view simply refers to the form itself, ready to use, as opposed to Design view, where you're setting up the look of the form (i.e. spacing, size of the boxes, etc.).
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Just to it yourself.  If you don't have PowerPoint then go to the library and use theirs.  They are not any PowerPoint's on employment that I know of.   If you do it yourself then you will know what the presentation is about because you created it.
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this should get you what you need:\n\nhttp://www.autodesk.com/store/storeselect.htm
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The best I could find was some artists CV.  I suggest you look at them and use them as a basis for you CV...;
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check for some templates from Microsoft, if you didnt get what you like, use the existing clipart images (group and ungroup them for different designs) to create something you like
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AutoCAD Anybody?\n\nThis strategy by Apple addresses the "classic case" of inability to adopt Mac. The classic case is this: I can run every piece of software I need natively on Mac OS X, except for the one I need the most.\n\nFor many in the CAD world, this happens to be AutoCAD. Yet, for others it happens to be programs like SolidWorks, CATIA, Pro/E and others. Maybe a user wants to use Autodesk's 3D Studio Max. All of this is possible now at native -- and very attractive -- speeds.\n\nThis isn't the same thing as native solutions for OS X. And that is what Mac users ultimately want. But for now, this is Apple's latest big move in its efforts to win the hearts and wallets of folks frustrated with the Windows computing experience.
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I worked in the Prod dept and it really is going to depend on what you're good at, what your degree or specialty is and such.  Alot of the designers are from art schools that specifically specialized in designing.  Production is a job in which you are breaking down the design to basically make it....what you can do and what you can't do...choosing the exact colors, materials, etc.  They are VERY different jobs so I would look closely at the jobs and find out what they entail before you decide which one you'd like to be a part of.  Designers tend to make more money than prod but that also doesn't mean that it's going to make you happier.  Both are essential but I do know alot of the Prod offices did function for quite awhile without design people in the company i worked for.
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Use your basic visual concepts of groups of 3 or 5, use symmetry, something that draws attention, depending on the type of exhibit..fresh flowers, balloons, lighting. use covered boxes or something to create different levels, so everything isn't flat on the table.