There are literally thousands of different fonts available when choosing one suitable for your document. For each font in your computer, there is a font file that your computer needs in order to understand how to display the font both on your computer monitor and when printing. It will most likely default to another font such as Courier, or the text will appear jagged. If you do not have Postscript fonts available on your computer, we can most likely match your font with our files, or make the closest match possible. Whether you've decided to use two colors or four-color process color, designating the correct colors in your printed piece is essential.
Process color uses a combination of four separate inks to create a full-color image.
If you are going to utilize full-color images in your document, they must be in CMYK color. When we send your file to our platesetter, one plate for each color is required. The black and spot color each require only one plate. In using spot color it is very important that the color is named the same in all programs used in creating your piece. Notice how the colors seamlessly touch each other.