Help with Fonts
Be sure to send your font files with your document files, or convert all fonts to outlines, this will minimize rejustification problems during output.

Supply all fonts used in your document, or save your text as an outline.
Some newer page layout software tools have a function to prepare you files for sending to a printer. These functions gather all the parts used in your document and save them an an output file. (in quarkxpress and freehand, this function is called 'collect for output, in coreldraw this function is called 'prepare for service bureau')

We highly recommend using Postscript fonts instead of TrueType fonts. Truetype fonts are not as reliable during the output process. If you are supplying Postscript fonts, then remember to copy both the screen and printer fonts.

Linked Images
All images must be in CMYK, grayscale, or bitmap color modes. Images must be saved in either TIFF or EPS (do not use JPEG). Be sure to update your links in the layout file whenever you alter any images after you place them.