Building ads onto layout
What would be issues with building ads directly onto the layout of a newspaper or magazine? How could it possibly affect printing?
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Makes no difference as far as printing, but it's less versatile in terms of being able to use the ad in more than one place -- you have to copy/paste the ad instead of placing it. I've done a LOT of...
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Thanks again, Peter! I'm dealing with a magazine this time. I wasn given not notes from the printer as far as exporting goes... I saved a beautful pdf wherein everything looked terrific &...
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They sent a digital proof? it may have been heavily downsampled or low-quality jpeg compressed to make it mailable if the intent is to check position and spot typos rather than judge the quality of the...
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I KNOW they're okay leaving my computer - the ads I didn't make are from the previous issue, which looks perfect. The lady at the printer told the project coordinator that it looks a bit better...
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Is the PDF they sent back imposed into flats for the press? I can't think of any way they could have ripped a 100 mb file and gotten a press ready file back out at 11 mb.
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They've given me no information whatsoever. I also cannot understand how they got the file that small and expect me to make heads or tails of what they're talking about - they've run off a few of the...
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I detest having to work with two layers of people who don't have a clue waht youare talking about between me and the pre-press technician. If there's any way you can talk to the production department...
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Thank you, Peter! You really have been a key figure in my training - your patience and direct answers are greatly appreciated. I don't even know the name of the printing company at the moment - but...
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Check the PDF in Acrobat's preflight to find the resolution of the bad ads. I'll bet they just gave you a low-res "proof".
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What would be issues with building ads directly onto the layout of a newspaper or magazine? How could it possibly affect printing?
View ArticleRe: Building ads onto layout
Makes no difference as far as printing, but it's less versatile in terms of being able to use the ad in more than one place -- you have to copy/paste the ad instead of placing it. I've done a LOT of...
View ArticleRe: Building ads onto layout
Thanks again, Peter! I'm dealing with a magazine this time. I wasn given not notes from the printer as far as exporting goes... I saved a beautful pdf wherein everything looked terrific &...
View ArticleRe: Building ads onto layout
They sent a digital proof? it may have been heavily downsampled or low-quality jpeg compressed to make it mailable if the intent is to check position and spot typos rather than judge the quality of the...
View ArticleRe: Building ads onto layout
I KNOW they're okay leaving my computer - the ads I didn't make are from the previous issue, which looks perfect. The lady at the printer told the project coordinator that it looks a bit better...
View ArticleRe: Building ads onto layout
Is the PDF they sent back imposed into flats for the press? I can't think of any way they could have ripped a 100 mb file and gotten a press ready file back out at 11 mb.
View ArticleRe: Building ads onto layout
They've given me no information whatsoever. I also cannot understand how they got the file that small and expect me to make heads or tails of what they're talking about - they've run off a few of the...
View ArticleRe: Building ads onto layout
I detest having to work with two layers of people who don't have a clue waht youare talking about between me and the pre-press technician. If there's any way you can talk to the production department...
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