You'll
see a full range of skills and capabilities. With
the latest in pre-press technology we can process your jobs and
speed them to press in the least possible time. We are completely
web-enabled utilizing the web for file transmissions, online
PDF proofing and faster customer communication via email. Its
a highly skilled, high-tech approach to complete formatting and
design that makes a difference in your finished documents and
demanding production schedules.
We
support the latest versions of:
• Adobe Photoshop
• QuarkXpress
• Adobe Illustrator
• Macromedia FreeHand
• Adobe PageMaker
• Adobe InDesign
• Microsoft Office
We
accept files sent:
Through
our website www.pelhughes.com
By FTP transfer (Call for more info)
On
disk (Zip, CD)
Help us print your job the way you want it!
Please use the list below for efficient production of your
project:
Provide all fonts with your job, including those used in EPS graphics.
All Mac supported PostScript Type 1 printing and screen fonts must
be supplied
with your files.
If you're using PC fonts, please supply a list of all fonts used in
your
files.
Provide all linking art (TIFF, EPS, etc.).
Make sure the linking art is made with an
appropriate resolution. (a.) 300 ppi for continuous-tone images (b.)
1200 ppi for line-art
images
Make sure filenames of linking art match those called for in your layout
files.
Clearly label any elements that are "For Position Only."
Make sure the document size of each layout file is the same as the desired
trim size.
Make sure any element that is intended to
bleed actually extends beyond
the document edges. (Our standard bleed is 1/8-inch.)
Provide hard copy (such as laser prints)
or a PDF with your job. Print your lasers
at 100% size if possible.
Eliminate unused elements from the pasteboard or from hidden layers in your
files.
Eliminate unused colors from each file. Eliminate duplicate colors in each file.
Eliminate files from your disk that you do not intend to be part of your
project.
Do not define any rules as "hairline." If you want a very file rule,
set it to 1/2-point.