What are the color options for non-newsprint publications?
We offer full color on non-newsprint publications. Click Instant Quote Calculator for pricing.
Can I choose which pages have color?
Spot color may be purchased by the page or group of pages within the same signature. A signature is a set of pages that make up one plate. Listed below are the signatures available for spot color on newsprint. 4 Pages - 1, 4 or 2, 3 8 Pages - 1, 4, 5, 8 or [...]
How much will spot color cost for my newspaper?
$50.00 One page $30.00 Each additional page
Can I choose which spot color I would like to use for my newspaper?
Unfortunately, we are only offer one spot color each month. Please review Color Options.
How should spot color be designated in a publication?
For newsprint publications, cyan should be used to designate the content that should appear in spot color. Please review TechKnow Lesson: Working with Spot Color for your design software, for complete instructions on how to designate spot color in your publication.
What is a spot color?
A spot color is an additional color used to add emphasis or call attention to an area or section of a publication. We offer one spot color per month for newsprint publications. You may choose to include the spot color of the month on up to 8 pages. The color changes on the first day [...]
Are there other color options available for newsprint orders?
Yes, in addition to full color, we also offer spot color on newsprint. One spot color per month is available. Please review Color Options for complete details.
Do you print in full color on newsprint?
Yes, we offer full color on newsprint. On a 4-page newspapers, full color will appear on pages 1 and 4 only. On all newspapers with 8 or more pages, full color will appear on the first page, centerspread (double truck) and last page only.
What is a centerspread?
Every publication has a set of pages in the middle called a centerspread or double truck. Content may go across the gutter, or center margins of these pages. Centerspread Pages for Common Publication Sizes. See this page for more information.
The images in my publications were copied and pasted into the document. Is this okay?
Copied/pasted images result in a poor print quality. Images should always be imported into your document. (InDesign: File>Place; Quark: File>Get Picture)