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How will I receive a proof of design work to check?
Why do I receive a design proof?
When will I see a design proof?
Does Persidea proofread my articles and make changes prior to sending me my final design layout for approval?
What's the best way to submit changes to copy?
How will I receive a proof of design work to check?
You will receive a PDF proof. You can open this on your computer with Acrobat Reader, and enlarge the proof on your computer screen or print the proof out and check the hard copy.
You will need Acrobat Reader to open this file. If you do not have this application, you can download it for free at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html.
Follow the instructions to install the application, and you will be able to look at and print the proof. The colors on the PDF file are for reference only.
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Why do I receive a design proof?
- Final proofreading is the responsibility of the client.
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Proofs are provided to ensure that all the information is accurately communicated and to afford you the opportunity to make alterations if necessary.
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Remember, even the simplest change may involve an artist, art director, proofreader and customer service representative to ensure that the change is made without affecting any other linked items.
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When will I see a design proof?
Depending on the complexity of your layout, your graphics and where your job fits in the overall queue, your proof will be e-mailed to you within three weeks of submission.
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Does Persidea proofread my articles and make changes prior to sending me my final design layout for approval?
- Yes, Persidea reviews all copy submitted.
- Copy may be edited in order to fit space constraints or for correct grammar usage. There is no additional charge for this service.
- Please remember that the client has the ultimate responsibility to proof their projects for misspellings, incorrect punctuation and other grammatical errors.
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What's the best way to submit changes to copy?
- Start with the most current proof or finished design when communicating changes.
- Changes to copy are preferred when sent by e-mail, but may be faxed unless otherwise stated.
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