Submitting Art Electronically
 * * We prefer Windows files in CorelDraw! up to Ver 11, Adobe Illustrator up to Ver 8.0 or a 600 dpi tiff file. * * 
Many different file formats may be used on both Windows and Macintosh. If you already know the item you want us to print on it is best to ask us what file format will work best for that item.  

General Information for Art and Graphics
In most cases clean solid black and white line art will reproduce well.   Hot stamped items in particular will not reproduce shaded areas or halftones.   Silk screening can reproduce many screen or halftone effects but will vary in appearance and application. Today there are many items which we can reproduce in full color with great results!
          * * *  If you are not sure about your art or need art services please us   * * *

Submitting Art on Paper
Art sent on paper should be high contrast black on bright white paper, (color separated with registration marks if multiple colors). Laser printer output will reproduce acceptably at 300 dpi. if it is sent at twice the final size needed.  600 dpi laser output may be sent at actual size.  Linotronic output to film at 1200 to 2400 dpi is ideal.

Via Disk
We accept most disk formats on Windows.  You can send any disk available but things will go faster if you send on one of our supported formats.   In house we support 3.5" diskettes, Zip 100 mb or CD Rom.

Via E-mail
We can accept your art in e-mail at mark@kronco.com Whenever art is sent electronically it is best to send a copy on paper so there is no doubt what the final appearance is supposed to be.  Fonts should be included with all electronic art, or you should convert all fonts to curves prior to sending.

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