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Sending Files
The past 20 years have seen the digital side of our business change from customers bringing us files on a floppy disk to sending us files daily in email or via our website or file sharing platforms such as Google Drive
A4 or Letter?
Lately we've encountered a number of files not quite formatted as their creators intended. This is mostly due to files being created using the A4 paper size (a world standard) and not US Letter paper size (8.5" x 11"
Why PDFs?
Why do we ask you to send PDF files? PDFs maintain quality, work across platforms (Mac & PC), and often are smaller in size than other file types. Just make sure to look at the PDF before sending it to us to be
Understanding Proportions
Options for when your artwork is not proportionate to your preferred finished size. You have a piece you like (maybe your own original art) and you want to make it into a postcard or a flyer or poster. But all
Proofs
Proofs. Who needs ‘em? You might think that taking the time to physically inspect and approve a hardcopy proof will delay your job’s completion, or push you past a deadline. Most of the time this just
WTF
What the Font? One of the biggest problems we face with customer files is not having the same fonts they used.Fonts seem simple but they really aren’t. There are thousands of fonts and variations now in use. Some