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Programs

Programs

Programs Give your trade show, conference, exhibit, sporting event, forum, or symposium the professional look it deserves with high-quality program printing. A well-designed program increases interest, provides valuable information, and makes a great souvenir...keeping your message in the eyes of potential customers for years to come.

  • Consider full-color printing on a glossy paper to make images explode from the page.
  • Add a water-resistant aqueous coating to increase your program's durability and longevity.
  • For full impact, consider printing interior pages in full color and using a heavyweight glossy paper to make your graphics look sharp and clean.

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  3. Number of Pages

    Count your pages as they would be numbered in a book. Include the front and back covers, both inside and out (4 pages total), in your count.

  4. Color Options (Cover)

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    Pantone (PMS) Color Code

    Color #2


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  5. Color Options (Interior Pages)

    Color #1


    Pantone (PMS) Color Code

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    Pantone (PMS) Color Code
    Ink selections noted. Please continue.

  6. Paper Choices (Cover)

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    Lightweight papers work great for smaller booklets, where durability is not an issue.

    80 lb. matte text provides an excellent and economical surface for text but is not ideal for reproducing graphics and high-quality images.

    80 lb. gloss text is a glossy paper that provides a good surface for images and graphics.

    100 lb. gloss text is an impressive-feeling, heavyweight glossy paper that makes text and graphics leap off the page.

    Heavyweight papers provide extra durability for your cover and an additional level of professionalism for your booklet.

    80 lb. matte cover is a durable, heavyweight paper with a dull finish which handles print graphics well.

    80 lb. gloss cover is a durable, elegant, heavyweight paper with a smooth, glossy finish that is perfect for high-impact graphics and photographic reproduction.

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  7. Paper Choices (Interior Pages)

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    80 lb. matte text provides an excellent and economical surface for text but is not ideal for reproducing graphics and high-quality images.

    80 lb. gloss text is a glossy paper that provides a good surface for images and graphics.

    100 lb. gloss text is an impressive-feeling, heavyweight glossy paper that makes text and graphics leap off the page.

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  8. Aqueous Coating

    ? What is Aqueous Coating?

    Aqueous coating is a clear, protective finish that improves the durability of your printed pieces. Water-based and environmentally friendly, it provides a glossy surface that resists fingerprints and smudges.

    Aqueous coating adds a rich quality to any full-color printed item, including programs. It's fast-drying and is applied while the paper passes through the printing press.

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  9. Binding Method

    View Saddle-Stitching

    Saddle-Stitching (staples)Saddle-stitching involves inserting staples through the spine of a multi-page document before it is folded. Most booklets and smaller magazines use this binding method.
    View Comb Binding

    Comb BindingComb binding involves drilling 19 square holes along the left edge of each sheet of paper. Round plastic bindings are then inserted into these holes. The process can be used for booklets, manuals, catalogs, or reports up to 400 pages long. Additional pages can be added or removed easily, and the finished piece lies flat when opened.
    View Tape Binding

    Tape BindingTape binding uses heavy-duty tape to hold the pages of a booklet, report, or other multi-page document together. Known for its strength and durability, it is a frequent choice of librarians and graduate school professors. Tape binding works best with documents up to 300 pages long.
    View Spiral Binding

    Spiral BindingSpiral binding involves inserting metal or plastic wire through holes drilled along the left-hand side of each page. The technique allows the finished document to lie flat and double-over on itself (something comb binding does not allow). Technical manuals and notebooks are commonly spiral-bound.
    View Wire-O Binding

    Wire-O BindingWire-O binding is similar to spiral binding but uses double-looped wires. This provides additional durability and support. As with spiral binding, Wire-O-bound materials can lie flat and double-over.
    View Velo Binding

    Velo BindingVelo binding involves drilling holes and inserting a strip with plastic tines through the left edge of a booklet or multi-page report. A second strip, with matching holes, is placed under the document, allowing the tines to pass through. A machine presses the spine together, so the excess length can be cut from the ends of the tines. Heat is then applied to melt the plastic and seal it tightly together. Velo binding is commonly used for legal documents.

  10. Hole Drilling

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    Drilling is the printing term for punching holes along the spine edge of a printed item. Three-hole drilling allows your programs to be conveniently stored in a standard three-ring binder. 3/16", 1/4", and 5/16" holes are available. Of these, 5/16" is the most common.

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  11. Turnaround Times

    - 5 Full Business Days After Proof Approval
    - 3 Full Business Days After Proof Approval
    - 2 Full Business Days After Proof Approval
    - I need it by
    Note: Shipping and delivery are not included in these turnaround times.

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