by kgibson | Aug 2, 2012 | Uncategorized
Here is tip number two in our series on large-format digital printing. Since the blueprint process was first developed in 1842, many types of base materials have been used. Paper was the most common choice for printing, but linen was used for projects requiring...
by kgibson | Jul 26, 2012 | Uncategorized
Here’s the first installment in our new series on Large Format documents. Let’s face it: Old plans take up space in your office and storage units that cost you money, not to mention having to look through them trying to find the ones you need. Let us archive...
by kgibson | Jul 18, 2012 | Uncategorized
Over the next few weeks, we will talk about large-format print production. We will start with scanning and end up with printing, with tips of the trade thrown in along the way. When’s the last time you heard the term “blueprint”? Now we just have...
by kgibson | Jul 11, 2012 | Uncategorized
We conclude our series with a few more tips for fabulous file formatting. Fonts used to be much more problematic, but they can still create havoc if not tamed properly. If you send us a .pdf, we should be good to go–especially if you outline all of the fonts...
by kgibson | Jul 6, 2012 | Uncategorized
Absolutely. But it may not be in the manner you might expect. The Office suite of products are meant for use in just that place: an office. They were not designed for four-color printing (they are set up for RGB color), but with some professional intervention, your...
