Yes. We suggest you use the most common fonts for your copy. Otherwise you would need to send us the font files. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

For best results, we suggest you download the File Setup Template for use in Publisher. Use that to easily do your layout while ensuring that you are following the proper guidelines for bleed, safe zone and crop marks. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

You need to have Acrobat Professionals Ver. 8 or higher to do so. In case you have one already installed that automatically appears in your printers list, open your publisher file, drag your mouse to "File Menu" then click "Print". A Print dialogue box will prompt and will let you choose a "Printer name". Look for the "Adobe PDF" printer. Now click on "Properties", on the "Default Settings" choose "High Quality Print" or "PDF/X-1a:2001" then click "OK". Now you're ready to have a PDF copy, left click on "Save" button and done. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

When you begin work on a layout in Publisher, the preset mode is in RGB color. Before composing your artwork you need to set your document into an offset adapted color scheme which is "Process color (CMYK)". To do that, go to your Publisher "Tools Menu", point to "Commercial Printing Tools" and click "Color Printing" then choose "Process color (CMYK)". Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

You have your "Publisher application" preset in RGB color. Before composing your artwork you need to set your document into an offset adapted color scheme which is "Process color (CMYK)". To do that, go to your Publisher "Tools Menu", point to "Commercial Printing Tools" and click "Color Printing" then choose "Process color (CMYK). Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

You need to embed your fonts and link the graphics. Start with opening your publisher file. Click on "File menu" , select "Pack and Go", choose "Take to a Commercial Printing Service". A dialogue box will appear and hit "Next". Now select where you want to save your file on the "Browse" button then hit "Next". On the next prompt make sure you check all of the option boxes. Now hit "Next and then "Finish". Once you hit "Finish" the wizard will compress your publication into "Filename.zip" and save it to the location where you assigned. You may now send us that ZIP files. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

When using a template, make sure you remove it before you create a PDF of your file. Otherwise the template will appear on the final printed piece. When you download a template for use in Photoshop, it will be automatically added as a separate layer. View the layers palette by going to the "Windows" tab and selecting the "Layers" tab. To remove a layer, click on the layer that contains the template and drag it to the trash bin located at the bottom of the palette. When placing a PDF into a Photoshop file, the layer may come up as "Background" and be locked; double click on the layer and it will change to "Layer 0" at which time you can delete it. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

First, click on Image > Image size > (make sure the scale size , constraint proportion, resample image are checked). You will see the current size of your artwork. To check other prossible sizes, change the Width value and the Height will adjust automatically to show the proportionate size of your image. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

This needs to be done at the very beginning. Choose File > New and on the window that pops up, make sure that under Resolution shows "300" and that the units are set to pixels/inch. Please note that you cannot use this procedure to increase the total number of pixels in an existing file. If you try to increase the resolution of an existing file, you must decrease the size so that the total width and height in pixels does not change. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

Go to "File Menu" > "Save As" > Under the "Save as Type" select "Adobe PDF (*.PDF). There will be another window open named "SAVE ADOBE PDF". Under the "Adobe PDF Preset", select "(PDF/X-1a:2001)". Save the file. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

Converting an Illustrator file to a PDF format will make the file size smaller. By this process we can also eliminate issues regarding the Fonts and Linked Images. When you are done creating your artwork, go to "File Menu" > "Save As". Under the "Save as Type" select "Adobe PDF (*.PDF). There will be another window open named "SAVE ADOBE PDF". Under the "Adobe PDF Preset", select "(PDF/X-1a:2001)" Save the file. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

First select all the active fonts that you've used for the artwork. Go to ""Type Menu"" then click on ""Create Outlines"". It is important to do this step before you save your files especially if you used special or uncommon font styles in your artwork. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

Go to ""Window Menu"" > Select ""LINK"" (There will be an Icon Panel for the Link) > Select the file name of the Link used. Click on the small triangle to have an option regarding the link > Embed image. Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team

It's simple. Go to ""File Menu"" > Click on ""Document Color Mode"" > Choose ""CMYK Color"" Answered by UPrinting.com Prepress Team