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designing for print - 9/21/2005 12:31:48
It isnt my forte (what is I wonder??) but I have a friend running for office on a limited budget and she asked me to help design a post card mailer (hey, never hurts to have a friend who is a Judge). what format do printers usually want things in? I assume it isnt .jpg. I have psp and fireworks to play with. thanks
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RE: designing for print - 9/21/2005 13:03:15
Printers can handle .tif format and send the whole thing in a pdf. dave no doubt will give you more hints.
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RE: designing for print - 9/21/2005 14:41:43
looks like psp will be your best bet then ;)
check with your printer for the specs and what they are willing to accept! it's a lot easier than finding out afterwards that everything needs to be say 600ppi and you only have 72ppi for example
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