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MAKE A STATEMENT with our design and print solutions using high-quality papers from Neenah Digital!

• CLASSIC CREST® Digital, Canyon Brown 100C and Epic Black 100C
• CLASSIC® Linen Digital, Patriot Blue 100C and Red Pepper 100C
• CRANE'S CREST® Kid Digital, Flourescent White 90C
• ESSE® Digital, Pearlized Latte 105C
• ENVIRONMENT® Digital, Desert Storm 100C
• OXFORD® Digital, Smoked 100C
• SUNDANCE® Felt Digital, 100PC White 80C

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Benefits: Our newest color / textured paper offering and white ink technology allow you to continue to differentiate your communications and maximize your design and print efforts:

• High-Quality: Perfect solution for high-end presentations, invitations, announcements, direct mail and promotional pieces
• On Demand: Digital technology for cost effective, short runs with fast turnaround, matching proofs and “on-the-floor” inventory
• Customization: 1:1 customer contact through personalized content
• Turnkey: Paper recommendations, graphic design, file prep, production and fulfillment—all with our 24/7 “one phone call” quick and friendly customer service

Tips of the Trade: set up files using this color paper and white ink technology checklist:

• Files should be created in a desktop publishing application like InDesign, Illustrator or Quark.
• Create a new swatch, set to “spot color” and name it “White” (this is case sensitive). You can adjust sliders to 100% cyan so you can see what in your file will be white.
• Apply the swatch to anything you would like to be printed in White.
• Do not create a background color in the file, if you do for design/preview purposes, then delete it before submitting for printing.
• If you are using the white ink process to back up a color photo or vector, create a shape of the image and fill it with the White swatch. Place the shape directly over the object that will be getting backed with white ink. In the attributes of the shape, click on “overprint fill.”
• If you are importing a shape from Illustrator, make sure the attribute of “overprint fill” is selected before importing. You will not be able to select it in InDesign.
• Some programs, like InDesign and Illustrator will allow doing an “Overprint Preview” in the view window.

For other general designer guidelines, reference our File Preparation Guidelines at our Resource Center.