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I touched on this accidentally in another thread, but just wanted it confirmed (and invite whatever Devil’s advocates might be out there to chime in and challenge the notion).
The notion is : Can PDF files be used to produce EVERY type of graphic project imaginable?
We’re talking numeric, but also (and more importantly) FLEXOGRAPHY, as well as SILKSCREENING (aka, serigraphy).
Booths, product packaging, outdoor signage, lamination guides… EVERYTHING.
Printers can all accept a single PDF file to handle ANY of these things?
I’ve been using HIGH QUALITY PRINT for most numeric jobs. Would that preset work for ALL of the above, including silkscreening? Or are there specific settings I need to pay attention to for specific types of print jobs?
Thanks.
The notion is : Can PDF files be used to produce EVERY type of graphic project imaginable?
We’re talking numeric, but also (and more importantly) FLEXOGRAPHY, as well as SILKSCREENING (aka, serigraphy).
Booths, product packaging, outdoor signage, lamination guides… EVERYTHING.
Printers can all accept a single PDF file to handle ANY of these things?
I’ve been using HIGH QUALITY PRINT for most numeric jobs. Would that preset work for ALL of the above, including silkscreening? Or are there specific settings I need to pay attention to for specific types of print jobs?
Thanks.
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