Christ-Caps
Introduction
This brochure grew out of an assignment for a desktop publishing class. I've made it available to you because I think it's a useful resource for unbelievers. And when this brochure was slow in coming over from The Philosopher's Box to MoonBase 3.0, I received several complaints.
Let's get the obvious out of the way, in case you're completely clueless: This brochure does not represent a real product. You cannot purchase it. I am not selling it. The brochure is intended to trivialize matters of faith and to make believers uncomfortable by denying the gravity that they try to insist their religion be treated with. Print copies up and leave them lying around to see how people react to them!
Available formats
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Pages one and two of the brochure, as a lo-res JPEG image. OK for viewing, and it'll open up in just about any image viewer. It might even print decently well, depending on your hardware. But there are other options if you want a nicer printout ... |
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Source files for the project (528K, zipped) You can download the files originally used to prepare the brochure. The brochure was originally designed with Scribus, a free desktop publishing application available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The dowloand consists of a ZIP file containing the original Scribus document (including embedded text) and all images used in the brochure. You'd need to unzip it (using the program of your choice) and then use Scribus to print it. A little more work, but you could then get output of whatever quality your hardware supports.
Shameless plug: I've used other desktop publishing programs costing hundreds of dollars before. I doubt I ever will again. Scribus is fast, easy to use, free, and does whatever I need it to do. I use it for everything. You should too. |
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Contact me for other formats. If none of the above options meets your needs, I'd be happy to send you a .PDF, PostScript version, or (common) graphic format of your choice via e-mail. (Unfortunately, acceptable .PDF versions of this document are too large to host within the bandwidth limits of a free GeoCities site.) |
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