Q - I work in Microsoft Word on a PC - can you print from a file in this format?
A - Yes
As well as Apple Macintosh applications we have developed reliable methods for printing from the majority of applications available on the PC.

Q - Will the colour of my printing match the colours shown on my monitor?
A - No
Unless your monitor has been calibrated to our press then the colours on your printing will not match what you see on screen.

Q - Will colours print as vibrantly on Cartridge paper as they do on Gloss Art Paper?
A - No
The nature of cartridge paper means that the ink dots will spread more (Dot Gain). This has the effect of darkening images and colours especially colours which are dark to start with.

Q - What is the difference between spot colour and full colour printing?
A - Spot colour printing is a method that uses a different ink for each colour. Full colour printing uses four inks mixed in different quantities to produce the illusion of multicolour images. The colour of these four inks are cyan, magenta, yellow and black. Colour produced using these inks is referred to as process colour, CMYK or full colour printing.

Q - Will the colour of my printing match the colour hard copy I have printed out on my desktop printer?
A - It is unlikely. If you would like us to closely match the printing to your colour print, we may need to amend the colours in your file.