Your customers are as important to you as you are to us. For years we have been satisfying our customers with quality printing, backed up by proven job tracking and scheduling proceedures that ensure on-time delivery. From composition through shipment, our entire staff treats your job with the respect you would give it in your own plant. But for your business to succeed, you also need competitive prices.
We carefully evaluate each job and will discuss with you the stock, ink coverage and purpose of the piece. Technology is changing the world at a dizzing rate. At Lipps Printing we continually invest in both equipment and personnel training in order to offer you the benefits of these advances. At the same time, we have old-fashioned notions about customer service.
We find that the same computer techchnology that has made so much of the world impersonal has enabled us to forge new partnerships with our customers. Let us show you how we can work with you to enhance your customer service.
We carefully evaluate each job and will discuss with you the stock, ink coverage and purpose of the piece. Technology is changing the world at a dizzing rate. At Lipps Printing we continually invest in both equipment and personnel training in order to offer you the benefits of these advances. At the same time, we have old-fashioned notions about customer service.
We find that the same computer techchnology that has made so much of the world impersonal has enabled us to forge new partnerships with our customers. Let us show you how we can work with you to enhance your customer service.
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Tiff or EPS formats 300 dpi at the finished size work the best.
Try not to scale more than + or - 15% from the original scan size to avoid quality problems.
Pictures copied off the Internet are usually only 72 dpi and not good enough for printing.
They will most likely come out looking fuzzy.
Small (2" x 3") color pictures that are not at least about 3mgs. in size are probably not high enough quality.
Bleeding refers to ink being printed off the edge of your printed piece.
Always position your object so that at least 1/8 extends beyod the edge on the final page size.
Try not to scale more than + or - 15% from the original scan size to avoid quality problems.
Pictures copied off the Internet are usually only 72 dpi and not good enough for printing.
They will most likely come out looking fuzzy.
Small (2" x 3") color pictures that are not at least about 3mgs. in size are probably not high enough quality.
Bleeding refers to ink being printed off the edge of your printed piece.
Always position your object so that at least 1/8 extends beyod the edge on the final page size.
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