So, . . . are you all geared up for the big event on Friday? What event you say? The Royal Wedding, of course! With all the hype and mania surrounding the upcoming nuptials of William and Kate I can’t imagine that anyone in North America hasn’t heard something about it.
Have you ever sent a file over to your print provider thinking it was complete, ready to print, only to find that it was really not “ready to print”? If this has happened to you, don’t worry, you are certainly not alone, especially if your full time job is not that of a graphic design professional. If you are not quite sure what, exactly, your printer needs to go along with your original design file or how to go about putting it all together for them this is the “how to” for you. Here are Diana’s tips on pre-flighting and packaging your InDesign file for print:
What exactly does this mean, digital printing on demand? Well, it’s pretty much how it sounds. You print what you want when you want it, a service that was not possible, or should I say maybe possible but very cost prohibitive, before the age of digital printing.