Category: Post-Press
This deals with the artwork once it is printed (when it is too late to realise the error). When I worked in a bureau, I remember one customer who was close in proximity to us, and would always use a bicycle courier to collect their artwork. I also remember having to send the bicycle courier away on several occasions because the items that they were collecting were either too large, heavy, or fragile to be taken by bicycle. This chapter is more about commonsense than printing knowledge, but it pays to outline several examples to illustrate the importance of this issue.
Enfocus Pitstop Pro users: uncheck this item in Acrobat
Intolerant about tolerances
Inklude (sic) Mixed Inks into Illustrator
Just not Cricut – Update
In sporting terms, that’s just not Cricut
Why are food labels hard to read?
Reacting to bad Redacting
Housekeeping Scripts
Pre-Sort Mail Pressure
I’m gonna knock you out, my printer didn’t knock you out…
