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    To ensure the consistant and accurate processing of your job, please read the "Do's and Dont's" below:

    Do:

    • Include all fonts and images for all page layout documents.
    • Use layers to create any common files with common plate changes (i.e. code changes).
    • Center all PDF documents.
    • Include trim marks for all PDF documents.
    • Bleed at least .125"

    Don't:

    • Create a document inside another document (e.g. a 4x6 card within an 8.5x11 document.).
    • Use RGB color.
    • Use RGB images.
    • Use hairline sizes.
    • Use any System fonts.
    • Stylize fonts (otherwise known as 'Pseudo' styling).
    • Overprint knockout or reverse type.

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    QUICK CHECK FOR ALL DIGITAL FILES

    To ensure the consistant and accurate processing of your job, please read the "Do's and Dont's" below:

    Do:

    • Include all fonts and images for all page layout documents.
    • Use layers to create any common files with common plate changes (i.e. code changes).
    • Center all PDF documents.
    • Include trim marks for all PDF documents.
    • Bleed at least .125"

    Don't:

    • Create a document inside another document (e.g. a 4x6 card within an 8.5x11 document.).
    • Use RGB color.
    • Use RGB images.
    • Use hairline sizes.
    • Use any System fonts.
    • Stylize fonts (otherwise known as 'Pseudo' styling).
    • Overprint knockout or reverse type.
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