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Offset Printing: What is Make Ready?
“Make-Ready” is critical to the success of Offset printing jobs. This article explains the important tasks performed during the Make Ready process...
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What are PDF files? Why do Printing Companies prefer them?
A PDF file captures the original formatting of an electronic document and allows it to be shared across multiple platforms and software applications.
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Direct Mail Marketing: What are Postal Indicia?
The postal regulations governing Commercial Mailings and Indicia use can be overwhelming. Don’t go it alone - let Color Vision handle the printing and mailing.
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What is a Print Ready File?
Submitting artwork files that are “Print Ready” helps to avoid production delays and ensures your print projects will turn out exactly as intended. Learn more…
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Aqueous Coating vs UV Coating: Understanding the Differences
Though Aqueous and UV coatings are both used to enhance the durability and appearance of printed pieces, there are several key differences between the two…
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What is the meaning of “Opacity” in regard to Paper?
A paper's opacity is rarely a concern for projects printed on one side only. However, opacity is an important consideration for projects printed on both sides.
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