PROGRAMS
WE ACCEPT FILES IN
** NOTE
** We now
accept Adobe Indesign and Pagemaker files for MAC only. Pagemaker
files will be imported into Indesign. For pagemaker files there
may be a small setup fee depending on any complications that
may occur from importing your files. We will inform you of cost
before doing any prepress prepping on your file. All supporting
images, fonts, etc. must be included and stuffed.
When sending your files please ensure that you compress then
into a .sit, .sea or .zip format.
We
accept files saved at high quality 300dpi resolution from any
program (such as Macromedia Freehand,
Publisher) as a TIFF, EPS or JPEG. For a business
card with bleed the size is: 1125 x 675 pixels. For a 4x6"
postcard that would be: 1875 x 1275 pixels.
Indesign
up to version 2:
Convert all fonts to outlines.
Ensure all colors are in CMYK. Save and send files as
a .sit or .sea, or .zip format. Make sure linked images
are EPS or TIFFS, and not JPGS and in CMYK format and embedded
when possible. Otherwise submit all linked images with file.
Quark
up to version 4.1:
Send all fonts and ensure all colors
and any images used are in CMYK. Save and send files as
a .sit or .sea, or .zip format. Make sure linked images
are EPS or TIFFS, and not JPGS.
Photoshop upto version 7: Save
file in CMYK colors. Resolution of file should be 300 dpi/ppi.
Save and send file as an EPS or TIFF. Compress file when
possible before sending. Ie. LZW with TIFF files.
Illustrator upto version 10:
Make sure colors are in CMYK. Convert
all text to outlines. Save and send file as an EPS. Stuff/ZIP
file when possible.
Corel Draw upto version 10:
Include fonts or convert text to curves. Make sure colors and
images are in. Save and send file as a .cdr (Corel Draw) file.
Stuff/Zip file when possible.
Note:
Save back of your business cards, post cards and bookmarks in
GRAYSCALE and fronts in CMYK colors. Files sent in RGB or
Pantone colors will be converted by us to CMYK printing colors.
At times significant color shifts do occur when converting colors,
so we highly recommend that you setup your file in CMYK colors and
save yourself any disappointments when colors are converteds.
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