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Please fill in the fields below with the shipping destination details in order to calculate the shipping cost.
Keep in mind, the Wire Spiral Binding on the side will effect your page layout. Generally about 3/8" to 1/2" should be allocated for this on the covers and inside pages
(if you are submitting your own inside page deign rather then selecting - Blank- College Ruled or Dots) . For best results have your designer or yourself, follow the guidelines below and you are deigns template as a reference
Here are guidelines/rules to follow when creating your Booklets:
• Page counts start on the cover as page 1, inside cover as page 2 and so on.
• Total bleed is 0.125” and total Safety is 0.25” for Saddle Stitched and Any Coil Bound
• Spiral Coil will use 3/8" to 1/2" on the side for punch and bind.
• Only single pages will be accepted. NO readers OR printers spreads please. This allows us to set up your crossovers properly.
For example, a (12) page - 8.5x11 booklet with bleed
should be a single (multipage) PDF file with - (12) 8.75x11.25 pages total. The first page is the Front Cover and the last page is the Back Cover.
We are well aware of the timeline that agents/brokers experience and the many aspects of listing a home for sale or other type of real estate transaction. We offer several options, not to confuse, but to address all scenarios so that an online order can be submitted at anytime. For this reason we have separated out "Print Time" and "Shipping/Delivery" Method choices.
Our Print Time (Turnaround), refer solely to print production. They do not include any shipping or delivery-arrival times.
You need to select the best Print Time choice, as well as the best Shipping or Pick Up Method (at checkout) to meet your needs.
These are guidelines that apply to ALL Print Time Selections:
- Business Days in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday
- Normal Business Day Hours on those above days are approx. 8am to 5pm-
- Our Business Day CUT OFF TIME is 3PM (not 5pm).
- Any order received after 3pm on a business day is considered to initialed on the follow business day.
- An order submitted without a request for proof and is print ready, is considered "Ready to Go"
- An order submitted with a request for proof, is not considered "Ready to Go" until that proof is approved.
Standard Print Time - (2) Business Days.
Example: You place your brochure order on a Monday at 1:30pm.
Your order will be READY TO SHIP on that Wednesday or PICK UP after 5pm on Wednesday.
Example: You place your brochure order on a Monday at 4:00pm.
Your order will be READY TO SHIP on that Thursday or PICK UP after 5pm on Thursday.
Next Day - (1) Business Day.
Example: You place your brochure order on a Monday at 1:30pm.
Your order will be READY TO SHIP on that Tuesday or PICK UP after 5pm on Tuesday.
Example: You place your brochure order on a Monday at 4:00pm.
our order will be READY TO SHIP on that Wednesday or PICK UP after 5pm on Wednesday.
SAME DAY (When Available) - Same Business Day
Example: You place your brochure order on a Monday at 2:50pm.
Your order will be READY TO SHIP on that Monday or PICK UP after 5pm on Monday.
Example: You place your brochure order on a Monday at 4:00pm.
our order will be READY TO SHIP on that Tuesday or PICK UP after 5pm on Tuesday.
Our email notifications or proofs files going to your Junk/Spam or other email inboxes, is not our responsibility. Make sure you have allowed our domain(s) to be added as "safe". We send Attachments, Links and other correspondence that when combined - on some email servers, may be mis categorized.
IF YOU NEED ANYTHING BY SPECIFIC TIME OF DAY - Your are mostly likely not going to get it with any standard or economy selection. There are cost associated to expedited production. Evaluate that cost and the return it provides - USE SPECIAL PRODUCTION. We will contact you and if we cannot meet the needs you place in Notes section at checkout there will be no charges
When exporting from any program such as Indesign or Illustrator, use these settings below to make sure your .PDF files export correctly.
If you are exporting from your company marketing platform select any option that specifies Print or Print Ready in the description.
We do not want color bars, registration marks, cut, trim or other marking only the bleed - if possible. If you cannot exclude those other items no problem - use that setting as we do need the bleed.
If color is critical make sure you have converted convert all colors to CMYK before saving your file.
Any transparency issue can be resolved before saving your file.
Example:
What a transparency problem looks like on screen...After a transparency problem is printed...
To prevent this, never use shadows, glows, or any other transparency (image or otherwise) on top of a spot color. Always convert your spot color to CMYK and FLATTEN before sending.
Bleed must extend past the cut-line and will be trimmed from the product during the final cutting phase. When the image is required to extend all the way to the edge, bleed is needed to preserve the finished look and the quality of the final product.
- The bleed for All Digital and offset Print Products is 0.125".
- The bleed for Signs, Posters, Display or Large Format Products is 0.250".
Please keep all text at least 0.25" inside the cut-line. This Safe Zone will make sure no content is compromised.
We would like 300 dpi files and no less. Low resolution files may be printed as is or will be placed on hold until we receive new files, slowing your turn-around.
We prefer your design and output all colors as CMYK. If you send us an RGB file or containing SPOT colors (aside from coating or die cutting), there is a chance for color shift to occur.
We recommend saving as a PDF file. You may also send the file in the following types: JPG, JPEG, TIF, TIFF, EPS, and PNG.
We prefer that you send PDF with embedded or outlined fonts. PDF files are easier to handle and will likely speed up your turn-around. Remember to flatten your files before uploading.
For signs, we recommend designing:
• vector files (e.g. EPS or PDF)
• 300 DPI or higher
Make sure your background extends to fill the bleed line to avoid having any white edges