COLOR

First and foremost, what color setup is your document?
Are you going to use spot color or CMYK? If you are using spot colors, how many? Is that including Black? In order for your document to correctly print on a commercial printing press, you must have the correct color mode. It is very important to make sure that all RGB (screen colors) or Index colors (web colors) are either converted to Grayscale, CMYK (4 color process inks) or a Pantone Spot color. (Be careful, RGB mode and Index mode can appear to be Grayscale. Make sure you check it!) Otherwise we will have to convert your files and they may not end up looking as you think they should; also this will add cost to your job, so it is much better for you to do it.
NOTE: Any and all graphics from the Internet are RGB or INDEX and are of too low a resolution to use in printing (see Resolution). Your home inkjet printer prints very differently from a commercial printing press. What you see on your screen is very different from what the end result
will be. Be aware that RGB to CMYK has some very strange color shifts after being converted. As a rule, if you are using 4-color process (CMYK) for your document, work in that mode from the start. If you have any questions please contact CPC for consultation.