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We support a wide range of desktop publishing softwares and our design team will take care of your art work and ensure the final print produced is as it should be.
The work flow is usually as follows;
- Provide written order and artwork
- After reviewing the artwork we will email you a colour pdf proof with an approval section. If any changes are required this should be completed now.
- Once we have the approved final proof we will print your job.
- When the job is completed we will contact you so you can arrange pick-up and delivery.
How to submit art work?
Photos/Images
Please supply scanned photos in either TIFF or EPS format. Photos need to be scanned at 300dpi at 100% actual size and saved as CMYK, grayscale or bitmap (for line art) never RGB. Please remember that we don't improve your scans, rather we process what is supplied.
Sending Large Files
To send us files over 10MB and up to 100MB in size, please use this free service: http://www.yousendit.com (Files under 10MB can be emailed directly to: info@screengraphics.com.au)
Fonts
Please supply us with the screen and printer font for ALL fonts that your job contains or create fonts to outline or curves. If you do not supply the fonts that your job requires we will substitute it with our own fonts and the subsequent flow on and appearance of your documents text cannot be guaranteed.
Supported softwares
Let us know what program your job was created in and what version. Currently we support the following programs:
- Adobe Illustrator CS - preferred
- Acrobat PDF
- Adobe Photoshop CS
Proofs
Show us what your job looks like - supply hard copy colour prints. At 100% please, or if reduced tells us what percentage it was reduced to . Let us know your documents finished size. Make colour separations for spot colours. Let us know what colours are used.
Extra Hints
IBM/PC & Coreldraw Files
Remove all placed scans and images and supply them as a separate file. Export Corel Draw files as ai (Adobe Illustrator) format. Scans or images prepared in Pixar will need to be saved as TIFF format. All DTP files need to be saved as EPS files; if you are producing more than one page you need to save each page as a separate file. Please ensure that trim marks and any bleed required is included in the page size - prior to saving the file as an EPS format. Remember PC and Macintosh fonts are not compatible; so if you are supplying PC files - your files will have a slight variation of typeface style.
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