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Sending Files
The past 20 years have seen the digital side of our business change from customers bringing us files on a floppy disk to sending us files daily in email or via our website or file sharing platforms such as Google Drive and Dropbox. When using file sharing programs, be sure to give us permission to open and download the file.
Many programs allow you to export or save your file as a PDF. PDF files, with their self-contained graphics and fonts, have been a boon for both customers and printers. We know what the job should look like when finished and you don’t have to worry about getting us all the "extra bits and pieces" we need to complete the job. Just take a look at your PDF file to make certain everything is how you want it before sending it.