1960s comedy following teenager Jamie McGregor (Barry Evans) as he tries to become involved with various girls. Jamie is in his final year at school and works part-time at the local supermarket. However, he prefers to spend his time with his friends, going to parties and chasing girls. He is determined to lose his virginity and therefore isn't picky about his dates, though he manages to get a chance with the most attractive girl at his school. Will she be the one to help him achieve his goal? 'Traffic' and 'The Spencer Davis Group' provide the film's music and Andy Ellison also makes an appearance performing 'It's Been a Long Time'.

This is a comprehensive guide to creating and using digital type, both in print and for the Web. An introduction offers a brief history and discusses font classification and software. Step-by-step explanations are provided for creating a wide range of type effects: drop shadow, wood block style, bevel, gradient, fading type, type on curves, perforated type, and many more. Designing type for the screen presents a new set of challenges, including editable HTML, type as image and how to choose fonts, type size and colour. A chapter on creating your own fonts discusses how to get the most out of industry standard software - Fontographer, Scan Font and Font Studio - and describes how to build up letterforms and refine them in Photoshop or Illustrator. Numerous creative approaches to font design discussed here include: amending existing typefaces, combining typefaces and creating fonts out of found objects.