And really, should they? Really? Margins shift, fonts aren’t imbedded, bleeds don’t exist, and while you spend much longer struggling to produce quality work than you would in the wonderful and easy world of Adobe InDesign, Microsoft Word will still manage to make the end result look amateur.Read more

• August 6th, 2010
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Issues with the quality of printed work is a nightmare for graphic designers in the print industry. You've worked hard on your creative design for a client and you want a hardcopy to showcase how great it can be. But more often than not, the client may run off digital copies at some unknown budget printer that puts your work to shame.Read more

• July 22nd, 2010
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• Tags: client satisfaction, finished products, graphic design, print output, printer relationship, quality