TABLOID - color - double-sided
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We can print your brochures on 11" x 17" size paper as double sided (both sides). We use premium paper. We have white paper only in text and cover weights, and regular or glossy finish. Please indicate your preference of paper choice and if you need your printed brochure to be folded in the comments section.
- 11" x 17" size laser prints on premium laser paper. We have white paper only in text and cover weights, and regular or glossy finish. Please indicate your preference in the comments section.
- Please be advised there is a quarter inch of white space around all laser prints. If you wish to have full ink coverage, you must select a larger paper size and provide crop marks and bleeds.
- If you want your prints trimmed in half or quartered, please provide your PDF file set up to fit the page accordingly.
- Its very important to understand about crop marks, bleeds and final page trim size. Please read about crop marks and bleeds here: https://medcom.med.wayne.edu/faqs
We can print your brochures on 11" x 17" size paper as double sided (both sides). We use premium paper. We have white paper only in text and cover weights, and regular or glossy finish. Please indicate your preference of paper choice and if you need your printed brochure to be folded in the comments section.
- 11" x 17" size laser prints on premium laser paper. We have white paper only in text and cover weights, and regular or glossy finish. Please indicate your preference in the comments section.
- Please be advised there is a quarter inch of white space around all laser prints. If you wish to have full ink coverage, you must select a larger paper size and provide crop marks and bleeds.
- If you want your prints trimmed in half or quartered, please provide your PDF file set up to fit the page accordingly.
- Its very important to understand about crop marks, bleeds and final page trim size. Please read about crop marks and bleeds here: https://medcom.med.wayne.edu/faqs