Hi Folks,

I just took over as Editor for the St. Bernard, LA. Chapter of AACA. I will need to get some graphics to place on my newsleter Corners of the AACA Logo. Can some one tell me who to contact at AACA. My email address is jbgroby@charter.net If you have them and can spare some, please mail them to:

Jake Groby
29354 Lyon Ln.
Lacombe, LA. 70445

Thanks
Jake

Welcome!

I am sure you will find the Editor's forum a great resource.

I am going to send you 4 copies of the AACA logo that Steve Moskowitz, AACA Executive Director, emailed me last summer. They are quite large in size (physical) and will need to be resized before you use them in your newsletter.

Judy Edwards
Editor, On the Road Again!
Brass-Nickel Touring Region AACA

All the AACA logos can be found at:

http://www.aaca.org/logos

Be sure to use them per the newsletter editors manual rules.

http://www.aaca.org/publications/manuals/newslettereditor/index.htm

Big Jake, make sure the AACA logo is on the front page of your publication. We just had a question about that last month. Another editor had the logo used as a watermark, but since watermarks are opaque by nature, they are not only hard to read, but sometimes hard to see. The Publications Committee has a lot of newsletters coming to them each month, so make sure your logo is legible and on the "front page"! <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Wayne

RW,

We have the AACA logo on the "Return Section for the rear cover, is that good enough? I've been working with the Microsoft publisher to try and bring some life into our newsletter. It not the fault of the past editor, she did an outstanding job after losing her home and cars as well as 95% of our members lost their homes, and cars to Hurricane Katrina and it's a miracle that anyone ever worried to re-join the club after such a loss.

See my other post--this forum Jake. The NAAP tells you everything you need to know.

Wayne

Microsoft website has a lot of clip art that's free. Great for seasonal, picnics, old cars, and many other miscellaneous art.

Snowflake

If you are a webmaster or newsletter editor and want to post your AACA website or publication award they can be downloaded here:

http://www.aaca.org/regionawards