We love adding fresh content to Websites For Printers websites! Earlier this week we added a new Design Tip to the Ideas Collection of the Websites For Printers websites. The new tip, Grab Them Right Out of the Gate, educates print buyers on how to use a gate fold to present big information in a small brochure. This is the kind of information


My family loves camping. We started camping nine years ago, back when our kids were two, four, and six years old. We drove a GMC Yukon, hooked the camper up to the hitch, shoved the kids in the back seat, and hit the road. Traveling was a blast! We’re getting ready for this year’s camping season and it’s pretty much the same


Here’s some good news for our current Level 1 website customers looking to upgrade, as well as those who’ve upgraded from a Level 1 site in the past: All Orders Can Now Be Reordered On Level 2 and Level 3 websites, customers have always been able to place reorders for their document library items. However, orders placed using the Place


Every now and then, we like to give you a peek “behind the curtain”. This week, we made a simple update to one of the Control Center settings pages that we thought you might find interesting. Here’s the situation: we wanted to do a little something extra to help make the Browser Window Title Settings page easily communicate what the


Say It With Video Each Level 2 and Level 3 home page has between four and six callout boxes designed to call special attention to other pages on your website that you wish to showcase, or to deliver a special marketing message. We offer several pre-built callout boxes for your convenience, but you also have the ability to use our


Several of our recent webinars have focused on one of our most work-in-progress projects, Cumulus. But Cumulus is the project’s code name. This week, we’re moving from the code name to the real name: DesignEdit. You’re going to love DesignEdit! It’s an online design tool featuring over 10,000 editable templates, many with industry specific text and imagery, with new templates being


It’s a puzzle we’ve faced several times in the past with our Ink Inc newsletters: how can we provide files that are usable with the most current versions of InDesign, but make them accessible to our customers who may still be working with prior versions? Starting with last month’s packages, we’re happy to say our files are now compatible with


Approvers are now able to make changes to the jobs initiated by the original order-placer. As an approver in the order approval area, click on the gray bar to view the specifications of the job to be changed. At the bottom of the specifications table, click the “Make Changes” link. On the order form page that opens, make the desired changes


Beginning with the August 2013 issues of our packages (mailing out in June), we will provide the Ink Inc. page layout files exclusively in Adobe InDesign format. Over the past few years, we have noticed a steady decline in QuarkXPress use among printers and designers. In fact, the number of Ink Inc. customers who use the QuarkXPress files we provide


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