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@@ArwaAhmed-iy4jz Hi there! Yes, I studied Visual Communication at university. If you are passionate about something, go for it! Have no regrets, otherwise you will always wonder “what if”.

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Custom size and it depends how much you want your customer to see the product inside.

@@jstump1972 To connect the Comica Vimo C to your iPhone and charge the iPhone simultaneously, you’ll need a multi-port adapter or splitter. What You’ll Need 1. Lightning or USB-C Splitter Adapter (depending on your iPhone model): • For older iPhones with a Lightning port, use a Lightning splitter with one port for audio and another for charging. • For newer iPhones with USB-C, use a USB-C hub or splitter with both charging and audio input options. 2. The Comica Vimo C receiver and its built-in USB-C or Lightning connector. 3. A charging cable and power source (like a wall adapter or power bank). iPhones with a Lightning Port 1. Plug the Lightning splitter adapter into the iPhone. 2. Insert the Comica Vimo C receiver into the audio port on the splitter. 3. Connect your charging cable to the other port on the splitter and plug it into a power source. 4. Turn on the Comica Vimo C receiver and transmitter. 5. Test the microphone to ensure it’s working while your iPhone charges. iPhones with a USB-C Port 1. Connect a USB-C hub to your iPhone’s USB-C port. • Ensure the hub supports data pass-through for the microphone and power pass-through for charging. 2. Plug the Comica Vimo C receiver into one of the hub’s USB-C ports. 3. Connect your charging cable to another USB-C port on the hub and plug it into a power source. 4. Turn on the Comica Vimo C and test it.

@@RK_gaming716 that sounds exciting, please go to www.bluetifuldesign.com to book a video call. Have a great day!

Thanks for watching! Start with Uline.com, hope that helps :)

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I've been designing for 18 years with Adobe Creative Cloud apps - Adobe Illustrator is what I use for most of my branding and packaging projects. Thanks for watching!

I really appreciate your kind words! Thanks for watching :)

Client decided to go with the black and bold look. Thanks for watching!

I have several print partners that I've established a relationship with over the years. I have recommendations for different purposes. For example some resources have popular sizes/shapes for low cost. Some resources offer laser cut or kiss cut if you have a unique shaped label. The quantity and quality are also factors when choosing the right print partner. You can get great pricing with online vendors but I do enjoy supporting local vendors and building business relationships.

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Thanks for watching! I'm listening to your cover for Amélie right now, amazing!

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Adobe Illustrator, thanks for watching!

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You’re right, the angle helps a lot reduce wrist pain. I will keep your tip in mind thanks for sharing!

I'm really enjoying editing right now, even though I know I'm not a professional editor. I do appreciate you reaching out, if there's need in the future, I will connect. Thanks much!

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Thanks for tuning in to watch this video! I appreciate your positive feedback as it can be challenging to record the process and I’m so new to editing 😂 Have a great day!

@@kamchingwang your edits are good. I struggle myself too

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You can measure the height of the jar and keep in mind how much space you want to leave to reveal the product inside. Make sure you have the final product jar available and measure the circumference of the jar with a soft/fabric measurement tape. You can also use a string to wrap around the jar and then measure the string. Now you should have the maximum height and width dimensions of the label. Note you don’t have to produce the max size edge to edge with the label starting and ending at the same spot. You can always leave a gap or go smaller. The size of the label is also determined by the amount of information that needs to go on the label. In your design software setup the artboard dimensions. Next, check with your printer to see if they have a similar size diecut already available. Otherwise a custom diecut could cost $200-$300 setup depending on your printer. Hope this helps!

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You can measure the height of the jar and keep in mind how much space you want to leave to reveal the product inside. Make sure you have the final product jar available and measure the circumference of the jar with a soft/fabric measurement tape. You can also use a string to wrap around the jar and then measure the string. Now you should have the maximum height and width dimensions of the label. Note you don’t have to produce the max size edge to edge with the label starting and ending at the same spot. You can always leave a gap or go smaller. The size of the label is also determined by the amount of information that needs to go on the label. Next, check with your printer to see if they have a similar size diecut already available. Otherwise a custom diecut could cost $200-$300 setup depending on your printer. Hope this helps!

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It sure can! I find the best way is to step away from it and get some fresh air. Thanks for watching!

In my case, the original box packaging reads USB sold separately or not included. I’ve been connecting via Bluetooth and haven’t had any issues with connectivity. That’s awesome that they still have yours at the shop.

For logos and labels I use Adobe Illustrator. But you can do labels in InDesign or any other design software you have access to or comfortable using. Thank you for your question! Hope that helps. @mariarozario9618

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You are the best, thank you for watching the video. I hope it was helpful :)

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Yes, I'm still using it and I like the size for my workspace.

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When I was researching the MX vertical seemed too large for my hand. So I was happy that they came out with the Lift which fits my hand size. Exactly, the scroll is smooth and click is quiet. Again, the only aesthetic thing that missed the mark was I purchased the white color and it does stain easily. Thank you so much for watching and your comment.

@@kamchingwang i also tried the mx, but it is older yet more expensive model. clicks are not silent and the scrollwheel feels like €20 mouse. i am happy with lift, it fits me better, has better quality imo and is cheaper. so win win win :)

@@congobongotitolitovito So happy you found "the one"!

@Eduardo barrios YES YES YES! For me, I love how it's small, wireless, charges in the dock and that I can use it straight to the camera, laptop or phone. I'm so glad to hear you are completely happy with your experience too Eduardo!

@phillipcoplen8051 So cheesey that you’ll click away or that it’s a train wreck and you want to keep watching?

@@kamchingwang not the product I would choose. I know I’m being picky but only usb 3.0 5gb is not fast enough. A seconds hand Dell thunderbolt dock is my go to choice.

@@phillipcoplen8051 You absolutely have the right to be picky and this Tobenone may not be fast enough for certain users. The Dell Thunderbolt is faster for $245 (new) and yes if you can find it second hand - that's even better. Thank you Phillip for the insight!

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Hey Nenad, great to meet you! Aww thanks for the kind words and subscribing. You are amazing for supporting small channels. I'm now watching your content, that GoPro Hero 11 looks nice!

@John Mcafee Anker has one for $22, it comes with a usb connector and takes two triple A batteries. If you are on a PC, have mid to large hand size and a budget option that’s not a Logitech - consider watching reviews on the Anker vertical mouse. You are right, things are not made like they are used to, sorry for the bad experience you have had with Logitech. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@maihleex so nice to meet you as well. We seem to have similar backgrounds with a BFA and in the design industry for quite some time. Thanks for watching and I hope to connect with you this year!