Orig: 09/20/00 Rev: 08/05/02

From: Garson Design Services   A Full Service Graphic Design Studio1 800 834-9943   1 707 428-1743  www.garsondesign.com

ONLINE INSTRUCTIONS TO VENDOR AND/OR CLIENT 
FOR DOWLOADING LOGOS

The following instructions are provided so that you (client or vendor) can access the art/logos that we have uploaded to our website. This eliminates the need for separate files on floppies, or email (which is problematic), and having to be sent to each vendor in need. This is provided as a convenience for those with internet access and saves our time and your money. The storage of client files on our server is a value-added service and is of no extra charge. Please save this file, print out and forward as necessary.
1. Client can forward/fax this form to vendors that you wish to access your digital files, for promo or printing purposes. Your release of this form allows them the right to do so.
2. Need something else not on online...

If you seek another standard digital format...please call us we will convert and upload new format.
If the vendor is in need of a hard copy, floppy or email of the art/logo, there will be a charge from GDS to you, the client, of up to $10 per color printout, etc; and for our time @ $30/hr. The vendor must seek permission from the client first. It the client responsibity to inform vendors of the potential charges to you, the client, as we will not always have the time to do so. If a vendor calls us requesting a printout we will assume that you have released our phone number to them and they have received your approval and we can charge you for our extra work.
 
NOTE: The digital files below are already in a hi-resolution format and ready for printwork.

3. Steps to access/download the file: 
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For PCs:
1. Click once on the address desired below (in blue). If you do not see your address below...
........copy address provided to you from your email and paste into your browser address
... window and hit return.
2. Another window will open with all the different file types.
3. Select file desired
....3b. To save, (right) click on the underlined file names and select "Save Target As..." in
........ the menu.
....3c. Save the files to a new folder on your Desktop, or in your "My Documents" older
........ on your hard drive.

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For Macs:

1. Click once on the address desired below (in blue). If you do not see your address below...
........copy address provided to you from your email and paste into your browser address
... window and hit return.
2. A different window will open with all the different file types.
3. Choose file desired...click and hold....
....3b. A small window will open up...select: Download Link to Disk...
....3c. Another window will open up asking where you want to store your file...
......... save in a new folder for storage of the art files.
....3d. This is another option: The image will appear in a new browser window.
..........Click on image and hold down the mouse button...a menu will appear...select
......... Save image as...Save it to your hard drive.
......... Or....you can click and hold onto the image and drag it to your desktop.
......... The image is now accessible in your target program.
 

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Parent Directory               03-Aug-02 15:57 -
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acura/æ                          24-Jun-02 14:13 -
cba/æ                           19-Apr-02 13:47 -
Class/æ                          19-Apr-02 13:48 -
Compliance/æ                    06-Aug-02 15:52 -
DASH/æ                          19-Apr-02 13:48 -
Kinkos/æ                        03-May-02 17:31 -
Ledgewood/æ                     15-Jul-02 18:41 -
NorthBayHealth/æ                15-Jul-02 18:36 -
PremierCom/æ                    19-Jun-02 18:35 -
RDcon/æ                         19-Apr-02 13:48 -
TotalGolf/æ                    19-Apr-02 13:40 -

NOTE: If you are receiving a print version of these instructions....

The above digital files above are accessible from the following web address:

http://www.garsondesign.com/proofs/

Once you go to the above address, via your browser, the above directory of accessible files will appear. Follow step 3 instructions (above).

For email tech-support from GDS: mail@garsondesign.com


Example of placing files into Microsoft Word (PC)
Browse to http://www.garsondesign.com/proofs/Compliance/eps/

Save each of the following files to a new folder on your Desktop, or in your "My Documents" older on your hard drive.
To save, right click on the underlined file names and select "Save Target As..." in the menu.

´ 4735CmplSys-LogoGeneric.eps - Logo by itself, for top of Letterhead
´ 4735CmplSys-Envelope.eps - Envelope logo with address text
´ 4735CmplSys-Ltrhd-Bottom.eps - Address information for the bottom of Letterhead

Open up a new document in Microsoft Word.
Select 'Insert > Picture > From File...' in the menus at the top. A file browser window will appear.

In the new window, browse to the folder containing the image files. If it's on the desktop, or in the "My Documents" folder, click on the drop down box near the top of the window, and select that location, and then double-click the folder your files are in.

If your computer is set to show thumbnails, it will now try to load small images representing each of the files, if it does not show the thumbnails, look at the file names to figure out which one you want to open.

Now click on the one you want, and then click the "Insert" button. A new image should now appear in your document, and you can move it around just like normal text.

If you want to change it's size, click on the image, and boxes will appear in the corners. Click on one of the corner boxes, and drag it until the dotted line appears to be the size you want.

If you want it so you can drag your image around anywhere you want in the page, right click on it and choose "Format Picture".

In the new window, select the "Layout" tab at the top, and choose which wrapping style youâd like. In most cases, "Square" works well. Now when you hit okay, you can drag your image anywhere on your page.

And there you go! Now you have the image file on your page and ready to be printed.

* (07/02) This tutorial was written for Microsoft Word XP running under the Windows XP operating system, your version of software may vary slightly.