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Please remember to supply us with the (Packaged) files for output (eg. fonts and graphics) otherwise this may incur a delayed delivery. Clearly mark the files which are intended for output. For large multipage jobs please be aware of the implications of creep. Please check for the required bleed on artwork in such cases. Make sure all colours are nominated PMS or CMYK depending upon the printing process by which your job is to be printed. We Print It PDF settings are recommended for all supplied PDFs. Please visit the print support area of our website for these settings. Please do not set any elements of your job (text or graphics) to overprint. Our pre-press workflow will take care of all trapping issues relevant to your job. Large File Upload facility available on home page of our website. Make sure all colours are nominated correctly as PMS or CMYK. Please ensure that all images supplied are of a resolution of 300dpi. Please note that certain Pantone colours are outside the printable colour range of CMYK devices. Screen colours are never accurate, please check Pantone or CMYK specifications. Always indicate exact file and output size and the stock required. Please check document sizes to the output specifications. ARTWORK SPECS If your CMYK artwork contains large areas of the colour black, we strongly recommend the addition of at least 40% (C) Cyan in addition to the 100% (K) Black to produce a richer better looking black. If delivery is urgent please check your deadline is achievable. Please label all material with a return address. Our e-mail address is mail@weprintit.com.au If you have any other queries, please contact us on 1300 735 100 Creep is where the bulk of the paper in a saddle stitched booklet causes the inner pages to extend or creep further out than the outer pages when folded. Bleed Is a printing term that is used to describe a document which has images or elements that touch the edge of the page, extending beyond the trim edge and leaving no white margin. PMS Pantone Matching System - usually used for colour accuracy on spot colour printing Legend .com.au