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Saturday 11am-4pm

Cash, Checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa and PayPal. Payment is made online during the order process.

No. Payment is required in full before the order can be released.

Your project’s turnaround time is dependent on two things. First, the amount of production involved in your project directly relates to how long it will take. For example, if your project requires folding, trimming, and saddle stitching in addition to printing, a longer timeframe may be needed than if your project simply required printing. Second, the amount of projects currently scheduled in the shop directly affects the production schedule of your project.

When you have a project that requires many production functions, we recommend that you call us to determine an estimated completion date. We will do everything possible to meet your deadlines.

Email your job to infotifton@ezeecopy.com. The entire print shop staff answers this email and will reply to you as quickly as possible.

Please contact us at (229) 396-5010 so that we can send you an invite to our DropBox account that allows for large file transfers.

Email all information about the print job to infotifton@ezeecopy.com or call us at (229) 396-5010.

Some items may be able to be changed, depending on the progress of the order. Please contact us at (229) 396-5010.

Yes.  Please contact us at (229) 396-5010 so that we may send you the correct template.

We accept:  Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Microsoft Publisher and Microsoft Word.

We can accept Microsoft Word documents as long as the file is accompanied by a faxed copy of what the piece should look like. (Fax: 229-396-5011) Word tends to shift and alter elements, such as text, when opened on different computers. A faxed copy will help us ensure we process the proof correctly.

• Also, please keep in mind that Microsoft Word does not embed word art fonts when the file is saved and opened on a different computer. Therefore, the fonts will default when opened on another computer that does not contain the fonts that were used.

If you are sending files created in Pagemaker, Illustrator, InDesign, QuarkXpress, Freehand, Photoshop, Publisher, CorelDraw, or PowerPoint,  you may want to go through these steps.

Pagemaker

1. Go to top menu bar under "Utilities"
2. Scroll down to "Plug Ins"
3. Scroll down to "Save For Service Provider"
4. Follow prompts until you have a completed folder with all elements intact

Illustrator

1. Change all fonts to outlines
2. Embed all images used from your links palette
3. Save as a PDF by choosing PDFX 3 from choices given

InDesign

1. Change all fonts to outlines
2. Embed all images used from your links palette
3. Go to top menu bar under "File"
4. Scroll down to "Adobe PDF Presets"
5. Choose PDFX 3 from choices given
6. Or scroll down to "Package" and follow prompts until you have a completed folder with all elements intact

QuarkXpress

1. Go to top menu bar under "File"
2. Scroll down to "Collect For Output"
3. Follow prompts until you have a completed folder with all elements intact

Freehand

1. Change all fonts to outlines
2. Go to top menu bar under "File"
3. Scroll down to "Collect For Output"
4. Follow prompts until you have a completed folder with all elements intact
Photoshop

1. Make sure your image size is set at 300dpi (Especially if Text is involved)
2. Save your file

Publisher

1. Go to top menu bar under "File"
2. Scroll down to "Pack N Go"
3. Scroll down to "Commercial Printer"
4. Follow prompts until you have a competed folder with all elements intact

CorelDraw

1. Convert all fonts to curves
2. Go to top menu bar under "File"
3. Scroll down to "Prepare For Service Bureau"
4. Follow prompts until you have a competed folder with all elements intact

PowerPoint

1. Go to top left to the "Office Button"
2. Scroll down to "Publish", then to "Package To CD"
3. Follow prompts until you have a competed folder with all elements intact

We accept TIFF, PDF, JPEG, PSD and EPS file types as well as native documents from our accepted applications.

Tiff, EPS or JPG files with maximum quality format are usable. Any other file types used (such as GIF, PING, CDX, etc.) may result in unfavorable print quality.

Image resolution should be set at 300 dpi. Enlarging an image will lower the resolution while reducing an image will increase the resolution.

• Enlarging an image in a layout program is not recommended. Images less than 300 dpi could reproduce poorly looking fuzzy or pixilated.
• Images from the Internet are not recommended, as most images are only 72 dpi.
• An unfavorable image cannot be resaved as a different type of file. For example, you cannot place a gif file in Photoshop and resave it as an EPS file. This does not change the compatibility of the file. If you have to use low-resolution images, we will print only after you consent to the quality.

Files off the Internet usually do not provide a good quality image for printing. Images from the Internet or web sites are generally 72 dpi and are in a GIF or JPEG format. Color and resolution are removed from these images to allow for rapid transfer on the Internet. These images will appear fuzzy and dull when printed commercially.  We recommend at least 300 dpi.

To make a file smaller, images are changed to a lower resolution when the file is saved.

Proof Review: An email will alert you that your proof is ready. Once you approve your proof and make payment we will begin the turnaround production time on your job.

You might notice that the colors on the printed piece may not exactly match the colors you see on your monitor. The age and or calibration of your monitor can affect the colors in comparison to the printed product.