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Aoife · 12-28-2007, 08:41 AM

I make them in books. Hand bound. Otto prefers his loose-leaf in binders he can archive, I prefer books.

Anyway, the files are usually in .pdf from "painstakingly made" illustrator. And if I could get InDesign working it'd be a multi-page pdf, but right now it's just single pdfs (1/workout day)

We're building a site for our other, more generic and non-workout stuff, but my first goal way back when was to have a simple blank log page for a workout that was actually useful, for a planner. Everything I could find was either "ran for 20 minutes" kind of stuff or expected that your "workout" was a couple exercises in which all your sets/weights/reps were the same... you know... 15x3 of bicep curls, tricep kickbacks, leg extensions, leg curls, and crunches.

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Aoife supermassive black hole Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: City of Dis Posts: 3,902 My Profile	I make them in books. Hand bound. Otto prefers his loose-leaf in binders he can archive, I prefer books. Anyway, the files are usually in .pdf from "painstakingly made" illustrator. And if I could get InDesign working it'd be a multi-page pdf, but right now it's just single pdfs (1/workout day) We're building a site for our other, more generic and non-workout stuff, but my first goal way back when was to have a simple blank log page for a workout that was actually useful, for a planner. Everything I could find was either "ran for 20 minutes" kind of stuff or expected that your "workout" was a couple exercises in which all your sets/weights/reps were the same... you know... 15x3 of bicep curls, tricep kickbacks, leg extensions, leg curls, and crunches. __________________ You've managed to convince yourself, but I don't think you can manage me blog theAoife.com Aoife in Wonderland Werkit.com - Providing the most stylish training logs you've ever seen, while retaining all the function you need. Oh yeah!