Supreme Graphics File Specs.pdf
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- 505ENT-M25-BOOKPRINT-00
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This document is a file submission checklist and technical specification guide from Supreme Graphics, a printing and graphics company. The document serves as a requirements guide for clients submitting design files and artwork to Supreme Graphics for printing services. The company contact information indicates Joe Haines as the primary contact at joeh@supremeworks.com and provides a toll-free number 1-800-356-3320 extension 205.
The checklist outlines comprehensive technical requirements for document preparation including specific formatting standards such as maintaining 1/4 inch margins from trim edges, extending bleeds .125" beyond trim edges, and setting graphics resolution at 300 dpi or higher. For PDF submissions, the company requires "Press Quality" settings with embedded fonts, CMYK color mode, crop marks and bleeds included, and specifically prohibits single-page PDF submissions due to additional processing charges. The document also specifies color requirements including converting RGB files to CMYK, using black-only text rather than registration or rich black, and maintaining ink coverage below 300%. File submission is handled through the company's website at www.supremegraphics.com with a dedicated file upload portal accessible through a "Send a File" link.
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SUPREME GRAPHICS FILE CHECKLIST
Document Construction/Pre-Press Requirements:
� The document size in your layout program must be the same as the final trimmed size.
� All live matter must be kept a minimum of 1/4 inch from trim edges.
� All bleeds must extend .125” beyond trim edge.
� Multi-page documents should be set up in sequential order, not reader’s or printer’s spreads.
� Panel sizes must be designed to fold correctly.
� Do not use the “bold” or “italic” buttons from the style menu in your page layout program, as fonts may convert back to the orginal font.
� All graphics should be placed in the document, not embedded.
� Text should be saved as black only not registration or rich black.
� When using a rich black do not exceed 300% ink coverage.
� Convert all RGB files to CMYK. CMYK art will appear different from RGB colors. We are not responsible for the final appearance of colors which have not been converted prior to submission of job.
� B&W files must be one color bitmap or grayscale.
� Graphics/photos should have a resolution (dpi) of 300 dpi or higher when placed at 100%. A photo’s resolution changes when it is enlarged or reduced in a page layout program, resulting in poor quality.
� Indicate if the job will print with varnish and/or spot colors. Use the exact same name for the spot colors in each design program used.
� Thin rules must be set to 1/4 point, not hairline or they will not appear on the printed piece, even if they show on a laser.
� If native files are supplied all accompanying fonts and links must be supplied also.
Submitting PDFs:
Native files must be set up according to our pre-press requirements. In addition:
� “Press Quality” PDF setting with fonts embedded.
� PDFs must be CMYK color mode (not RGB).
� PDFs must include crop marks and bleeds.
� Do NOT submit single page PDFs. Additional charges will result from the extra time required for processing and proofing individual pages.
� Include laser proofs printed from the final version of the file.
� PDF will print as it views.
File Uploading:
1. Go to www.supremegraphics.com
2. Click "Send a File"
3. Browse and attach files
Contact Information:
Joe Haines joeh@supremeworks.com 1-800-356-3320 x 205
Supreme Graphics | www.SupremeGraphics.com | 1-800-356-3320
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