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How To Order
When placing your order, please observe the following for
efficient, cost-effective production of your product. Wagner Match will gladly
supply a template for your use.
If Wagner Match is
preparing your art for printing:
Our preference is to
receive your logo as an Illustrator file, tiff or jpeg file electronically via
email. Logos must be high-res (at least 300 dpi for printing). If it is not
available digitally, please supply a clean printed version of your logo for
scanning, along with any clearly printed copy to appear on your product, and its
position on the template that we supply, or its position on previously printed
products. We cannot use xerox or faxed copy for reproduction of logos. We may
have to recreate or do extensive clean-up of supplied art, which could incur
extra charges. In the case of two or more color imprints, we will supply a color
proof for your approval. We provide electronic proofs in PDF format via email,
if that is not an option, a digital color proofs can be provided. See charges
and turnaround time in our catalog.
Acceptable Logo
Formats
We accept logos in any of
the following formats. Artwork can be submitted electronically, or on CD, if
necessary.
- Files prepared in CS1
(Creative Suite - not Creative Suite 2)
- Adobe Photoshop 8.0 and
earlier
- Adobe Illustrator 11
- Illustrator
TIFF, or JPEG formats - must be High-res, no web versions accepted.
We do not accept
pictures in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Word Publisher.
If you are preparing
your art for printing:
Download our templates
from the website. Templates are in Illustrator as that is the only acceptable
file format for file submission. Convert all type to outlines, call out your PMS
colors, and be sure to include all placed files such as the logo and any images.
Overseas printers will not accept press-ready PDF, photoshop files, Quark or
InDesign.
Where to Submit Your
Electronic Files
Please submit electronic
files directly to the art department: 
Please include the name
of the file, program version, preview style fonts used, and the title of any
placed EPS or TIFF files. Supply both printer and screen fonts or change all
fonts to outlines within the file.
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