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Acrobat is a great tool. You may use it to either send us files for output, or as a proof for us to verify content. Here are guidelines for both:
Sending us a proof: Luckily Acrobat has some great defaults built in. Let’s start there. First, select the Screen default. Then go to Job Options and change the following:
- Under Fonts: click Embed all Fonts, and unclick Subset Embedded Fonts.
- Under Color: set Color Management to Off.
Sending us an Acrobat file for Output: Again, use a built-in default – in this case select Press. Then go to Job Options and change the following:
- When you create the Postscript file, or print or Export to Acrobat, be sure to include bleed and crop marks, and make sure they appear on the final output.
- Under Fonts: Click Embed all Fonts, and unclick Subset Embedded Fonts.
- Under Color: Set Color Management to Off.