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- Computer Applications for
MAC and PC
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
QuarkXPress
If you have files that originate from Pagemaker,
Freehand, Publisher or
Microsoft Word you must supply
as a PDF.
- Readable Media: CD, ZIP disk,
DVD, USB ThumbDrive, Memory stick, e-mail and
FTP site.
- High resolution PDF files
are preferred and remember to pull the bleeds.
- Furnish a mock-up showing
folds and trims of your final file. This can prevent
errors as your job moves through the prepress and
printing process.
- Use only EPS or TiFF file
formats for images because they must be 300 dots
per inch (DPI) for grayscale and CMYK color photos.
Scan close to original size and manipulate size
+25% or -25% used in your layout program to ensure
the best possible reproduction. Bitmap images can
range from 300 to 1200 DPI.
- Remember to include all printer
and screen fonts in order to process your file efficiently.
- Images should be saved as
"CMYK," and not "RGB" format.
- Delete unnecessary files/fonts
from your disk. Provide a printout for the window
screen or a report with the disk.
- We are unable to adjust images
embedded in files, so it's important to send all
images.
- When using images from a
digital camera, change resolution to 300 DPI
before cropping.
Also, include the original digital photo in its
rawest form in order to provide access to resolution
information.
- Images obtained from Web
pages are not considered high quality.
Web page resolutions are normally 72
DPI
and small in size. Using such artwork
or photos can result in low quality output and
jagged
edges.
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