- Is all digital
information and material complete?
- List the type of
hardware used
- What's the file
medium?
- List the mode of
file delivery with technical specs.
- Include the
description of files including software and
version plus the names of linked graphic files
with format.
- Are hardcopy
materials complete? Laser or thermal proofs
should be marked with instructions as would
normally be found on a traditional mechanical,
e.g., trim, fold, bleed, etc. See the
Checklist for Approving Camera-Ready Art for
further details. All items apply except that
information normally included on tissue overlays
should appear on hardcopy laser or color proof.
- Transparencies,
photos or reflective copy included?
- Are output
materials indicated, e.g. film, bluelines, etc?
- Are output
specifications complete, e.g. bleed, trim, trap,
page counts, screen ruling, colors, etc.?
- Are all files
you want output on the disk?
- Did you include
a copy of the screen and printer fonts?
- Did you include
disks with all separate files in case of output
difficulties?
- Did you back up
the file(s)?
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