Dont be afraid to talk to your printer. Theyll usually be helpful unless they dont want your business. And if that is the case then you shouldnt be there. Go to one that meets your needs. They will tell you exactly what their printers require and what file formats they need. At least here they use to be that they needed to be Mac files but today they have dual platforms available to the public. If youre looking for clear concise lettering then chances are that they will be required as fonts and not pre-printed on your image for clarity. After youve been through this once youll feel a lot more comfortable because youll now be familiar with the process. Treat your printer as your friend and your relationship can be rewarding.

Message edited on: 02/17/2006 01:20