Good catalog copy is short, sweet and to the point. Start with the bare essentials you can add extra adjectives later. Also, cover one topic thoroughly before going on to another. This will conserve your time and energy and assure a smooth-reading finished product. Remember to design the cover large enough to accommodate the tabbed pages.
Many different typefaces are available.
We'll then put your job into our composition department so that it may be typeset and laid out for a proof copy. Cut and paste. If you have any photographs or artwork that you would like to appear on the face or back of the tab pages, our composition department can take care of this as well. Start the presses. Once your proof is approved, we will get detailed specifications as to how many you want, what color paper and ink, drilling, collating, etc.