about this site
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responsible for all contents
Michael Ruetz
Akademie der Künste zu Berlin
Hanseatenweg 10, D–10557 Berlin
concept, design and coding
Florian Hardwig
Weidenweg 79, D–10247 Berlin
hardwig|at|michaelruetz.com
reproductional photography of the books
Ulli Becker
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copyright
texts and images
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titles
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design
Single elements of this site’s CSS can be copied and used for other projects, but the unique combination of typography, colors, sizes and positioning is copyright © Florian Hardwig and may not be reproduced.
links
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web standards
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Note: Even very old browsers can display all contents of this site – but some of them may have problems with the styling. If you run an outdated, non-standard-compliant application that displays michaelruetz.com unstyled or badly styled, you can download Mozilla Firefox and have a modern, CSS-compliant browser for free.
CSS print versions
michaelruetz.com offers you special print versions for a more comfortable reading on paper. The pages will then be displayed black & white without navigation and images – just press ctrl P. As this is also made with CSS, you have to use a modern browser in order to get nice print styles.
alternative styling
Visitors with impaired vision can choose an alternative style-sheet for screen display – with enlarged and black text. Usually, you can access this option choosing View>Page Style (or something similar). Of course, this requires a browser which supports alternate style-sheets, like Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Netscape 7+ or others …