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If I have my PDF catalog design ready, how do you convert to CMYK coloring? Noah S. - July 23, 2009
Since your file is already in a PDF format, we will automatically do the conversion for you. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
Can we orient your PDF catalog templates from horizontal to vertical? Noah A. - July 23, 2009
Unfortunately we will not be able to flip templates. What you can do is flip the orientation of your design and make it fit the design templates that we have. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
The catalog design I have has a few color gradients in it. Which type of printing would be better for creating smooth gradients? Offset or digital? Bob B. - July 23, 2009
To print good gradients, offset is better, but our digital printers are also able to handle the job. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
My AI file for the catalog design I created needs to be converted from the RGB coloring into the CMYK coloring. How do I do that? Chasity H. - July 23, 2009
You can convert your file into a PDF format. If you choose to do this, we can automatically change the coloring for you. You can also go into "File", then "Color Mode", then select "CMYK". Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I want to change the catalog template so that instead of it laying out in the horizontal way, I want it to lay out in the vertical way. Is that possible? Beverly G. - July 23, 2009
We cannot change the orientation of the template itself. However, you are allowed to change the orientation of the layout of the design you are creating. That way, it can properly fit into the templates that we have already made. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I want to make sure that the color gradients on my catalog cover come out well. Should I select digital or offset printing? Rickey Y. - July 23, 2009
Digital printer are capable of doing the job, but to ensure the best quality, we recommend that you choose offset printing. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
How do I convert my PSD catalog template coloring into the required CMYK coloring? Darrel K. - July 23, 2009
First convert your PSD file into a PDF file. Our company will automatically convert the PDF into the correct CMYK color scheme. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
My design would fit it better if your catalog template were flipped from horizontal to vertical. Was there a way to make that change? Noah S. - July 23, 2009
The template's orientation will not able to change. You can re-orient your own design so that it will print out in the desired way onto our templates. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
To ensure a smooth color gradation on my CDR catalog file, should I choose digital printing? Rodolfo D. - July 23, 2009
While our digital printers can print out color gradation, we recommend that you select our offset printing for a smoother look. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team
I just saw that you guys want everything to be in CMYK coloring format. How can I change the CorelDraw file for the catalog template I have into that format? Beverly K. - July 23, 2009
Simply change the CorelDraw CDR file into a PDF file. All PDF files will automatically be changed into CMYK by our printing team. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team