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The Portable Document Format (PDF) is preferred file format for submitting a document for printing as it works with all professional printing and digital output devices.

What's a Proof? Think of it as Your Print PreviewBefore we fire up the big printing presses, we'll create a single test copy of your document - that's your proof. It's like a dress rehearsal for your print job, letting you check that every color, margin, and detail is exactly right.We can send this preview your way in two formats. Most clients opt for a PDF proof - it's quick and easy to review online. But if you're particular about seeing the physical product (and we don't blame you), you can stop by our store to check out a printed version, or we'll bring it right to you. For projects with multiple colors, we'll show you exactly how those colors will play together on the final piece.Here's the thing about proofs: they're your last chance to catch any sneaky errors or make tweaks before we print the full batch. Sure, nobody likes finding mistakes, but it's much better (and cheaper) to spot them during proofing than after thousands of copies are sitting in boxes. When you give that final thumbs-up on a proof, you're telling us everything's perfect and ready to roll

Uncoated paper is the everyday hero of the printing world. It's what you'll find in your daily newspaper or when you make copies at the office. Think of it as paper in its most natural state - a bit rough to the touch, kind of like running your fingers over a cotton T-shirt. It's budget-friendly and gets the job done, especially when you're just printing text or simple black-and-white documents.Then there's coated paper - the smooth operator of the paper family. Ever picked up a glossy magazine? That's coated paper showing off. It's got a sleek, polished surface that makes colors pop and keeps text razor-sharp. This extra processing is why it costs more, but if you're printing photos or want your marketing materials to really shine, it's worth every penny.The bottom line? If you're printing the company newsletter, go uncoated. But if you're creating a product catalog where image quality matters, coated paper is your best bet.

No. White is not generally considered a printing color as typically the paper itself will be white. If a colored paper (something other than white) is chosen, then white becomes a printing color if any text or graphics require it.

Yes, We have door to door programe. We will deliver your order within a day after completion of the job.