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Vistaprint rocks. I don't reckon you'll beat them for value. I will be designing my new "Say no to Chapuzas" business cards with vistaPrint soon. But if you are having problems, there is a printing shop on Calle San Bernado called Impressionante. They also print on cups, tshirts etc... And there's another (less impressive looking) print shop just a few doors down from them. Steve
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| Posts: 143 | Location: Madrid | Registered: 04 June 2005 |    |
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Hey Candy, I would recommend you find another format other than jpeg. Jpeg is a fine format for photographs and particularly for screen viewing rather than printing. When you print you would rather want to use a file of the following formats: ai (adobe illustrator), gif, tif or psd which are much better formats. If your designer passed it to you on jpeg request he/she sends it to you on ai or psd.
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| Posts: 652 | Location: Mostly from Miami, FL. - Born in San Remo, Italy | Registered: 30 April 2004 |    |
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hi Candy. sorry i totally missed this in your e-mail but glad you decided to post. i have used vista print and it was a good service. i used the one in u.s.a. before vista printo spain existed. a .jpg (even atr the best quality) will not get you the quality you may want. you should always use a .tif or .psd (see Fabrizio's post above) when going to print. vista print also allows for .tif and .psd (photoshop vector format, in its layers) via their website. saludos, jer...
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| Posts: 12221 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 |    |
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Candy, EPS files are generally High resolution files as well, so you should have no problems printing from that.
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| Posts: 282 | Location: Marbella, Espana | Registered: 03 February 2003 |    |
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