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Our Credit Application is now online for downloading. For your convenience, we have made our credit application available for download in the worlflow menu to the left. This form has been designed to allow you to open it in Adobe Acrobate Reader and fill out the required fields. You can then print it out to mail, fax, or drop by to our office. |
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For the convenience of our customers, we are making our blank work-order forms available online for download and printing. You will notice the Work Order Downloads menu item at the top of the Workflow menu to the left. The files are in PDF format, you can download and print at your convenience. These forms include our Large-Format, Small-Format and Color department work orders. |
SUBMITTING COLOR FILES FOR PRINT
The best way to submit your files is in vector format, a non-pixel based format. This will make
for a sharper and higher resolution image. If your files contain or consist of raster images, please
consider the final output of your files. For example, a 6x9 file at 150 dpi would have a final output
resolution of less than 38 dpi when enlarged to 24x36. A file this small should have an original
resolution of 300 to 600 dpi. Otherwise, your image may be illegible and pixilated. In other words,
the higher your starting dpi, the better the results.
If you have any questions regarding programs or image quality, please contact our color
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ALVIN CATALOG NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
Are you looking for a good resource catalog for general drafting supplies, art supplies, plan files, task seating, etc? You can now access the Alvin catalogs through a link on our website.This catalog includes current list prices for all product lines, both General and Art Supplies.
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Introduction to Page Description Languages (PDLs) |
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A non technical explanation of PostScript, HP GL/2, GARO and other page description languages. If you have ever clicked the “print” button on your computer you’ve used a page description language
(PDL). If you’ve worked in the digital printing industry, or bought a printer at anytime in the past 20
years, the names of the languages may even sound familiar– PostScript, HP GL/2, PCL, GARO. |
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