http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresInfo/BrochurePrinting/index.php http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/rss/BrochurePrintingTips.xml Brochure Printing from Brochures Help The price or costs depends on the size and design of the brochures that you plan to have. If you choose the traditional way of printing it, the cost would really be very expensive. However, if you opt for the offset printing or the digital printing it could help you save up on money and quicke Sun, 20 Apr 2008 17:53:28 -0600 http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/1.php http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/1.php The difference between the two is that spot color is not combination of colors that make other colors but it is a single color that can be assigned as PMS or Pantone Matching system numbers. While the four color process are printed in Magenta, Cyan, Black and Yellow inks usually on a four-colo Sun, 20 Apr 2008 17:53:28 -0600 http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/10.php http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/10.php No it does not. White is not considered as printing color because of the fact that the color of most papers used in making brochures is white. Therefore, if you use white, the messages and information in your brochures will be invisible. keywords: Brochure | Brochures | Pamphlet | Flyers | Pri Sun, 20 Apr 2008 17:53:28 -0600 http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/11.php http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/11.php Printing bleed is the term used when the printing goes to the edge or border of the paper. It is also used to describe an area when a single color overprints the other for some purposes. The only way to remove this is to cut the print in order to cut away the bleed. keywords: Brochure | Broch Sun, 20 Apr 2008 17:53:28 -0600 http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/14.php http://www.BrochuresHelp.com/BrochuresTips/14.php Everything here is © Brochures Help, Copyright 2006, All Rights Reserved Worldwide.