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Newsletter Printing
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Newsletter printing as a promotional tool is one of the best, lowest cost ways to generate business. There are many factors in distributing a newsletter that should be taken into account. Here are a few tips and things to keep in mind for your next newsletter printing and distribution effort.
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Newsletter printing files must be submitted in multi-page PDF format. Please do not submit a separate PDF file for each page. Please note that all pages in your PDF file should be in the proper sequence: outside front cover is page one, inside front cover is page two, etc.
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There are ... finishing applications provided for newsletter printing. These finishing applications will ensure the durability and long-lasting quality of the newsletters. Coatings and lamination are options open for various customers. Matte and gloss lamination are available and for the coating they have aqueous, varnish and UV choices.
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The newsletter is written by Steve Waxman, a printing consultant. He teaches corporations how to save money buying printing, sells printing services, and teaches prepress techniques. Steven has been in the industry for twenty-five years, working as a writer, editor, photographer, graphic designer, art director, production manager, and print buyer.
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If you are going to use a quick copy service or commercial printer to print your newsletter, you will need to write printing specifications to request a price quote. These printing specifications spell out all of the requirements for printing your newsletter. Good specifications are complete, accurate and written in language printers understand.
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If you require a good quality printed copy of the newsletter the best option is to download the PDF file which is available on the web site. You will need the Adobe Acrobat software on your computer - the latest free version is called Adobe Reader. Many people already have this or an earlier Acrobat version installed and it is available free on many computer magazine discs and on web sites. A link is provided, in the left-hand column, to the Adobe website. The file for Adobe Reader is rather large and may take some time to download. When you have Acrobat/Reader installed click on a PDF file button on the left ( the last 6 newsletters are available to download), Acrobat will load automatically into your web browser and download the PDF file.
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