In HOW's June 2009 issue, Technology columnist Stephen Beale reviewed leading project-management tools for creative firms. He also spoke with real users to gauge the pros and cons of each program, and to get their advice on how best to implement these tools. Here's what they told him.

Our longtime technology columnist dials up the newest versions of InDesign CS4 and QuarkXPress 8 for a side-by-side comparison. See which program is right for you.

The Web is littered with free fonts, but, most of the time, you get you pay for: awkward, corrupted or downright ugly faces. However, if you know where to look, you can find some of the most original typefaces being designed today.

System fonts, library fonts, user fonts, software fonts. Here's what you need to know about organizing and managing fonts, from Arial to Zapf Dingbats.

Digital stock imagery has come a long way. Here's how to choose the best digital pics for your next project.

Type guru Allan Haley gives a sneak peek at the latest fonts designed by the legendary Hermann Zapf and Adrian Frutiger, who are as influential in type as ever.

When buying a camera, you also need to consider the accessories that go along with your digital SLR. HOW's resident technology expert gives advice about what to look for when shopping for lenses, lighting, tripods and more.

Are you considering purchasing a digital SLR camera? HOW's resident technology expert reviews 6 options to help guide you to the right DSLR for your needs.

Maybe it's time to start thinking "out of the lightbox" when it comes to finding imagery to use for your promotional, sales or ad materials. Following are just a few commandments to get you through—so you don't end up with the same picture everyone else has.