The Calling Card Alternative

Written by Robert Mann


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So here arerepparttar steps you need to take to getrepparttar 133316 best out of your calling card purchase:

- Find a reliable website (this means no weird pop-ups, no advertisement of Viagra onrepparttar 133317 website – you get my point).

- Take a look atrepparttar 133318 available calling cards and rates.

- Check out any details of calling cards: usually, next to or underneathrepparttar 133319 picture ofrepparttar 133320 calling card there is a link that will take you to a “Details” page. Look for maintenance fees, rounding, any other surcharges, expiration dates.

- If you intend to make a lot of long calls over a short period of time, choose a card with a maintenance fee. This means that a certain amount will be deducted from your balance each week/month until you use uprepparttar 133321 card. But if you plan to make so many calls, you’ll probably userepparttar 133322 card up byrepparttar 133323 timerepparttar 133324 maintenance fee is deducted. Calling cards with maintenance fees also tend to have lower rates.

- If you userepparttar 133325 card just once in a while, choose a card with no maintenance fee. These cards usually have higher rates, but you don’t have to worry about your balance going down if you do not userepparttar 133326 card.

- Look for a Customer Service number. Reliable companies have Customer Service, in case their customers have questions or problems.

After this, getrepparttar 133327 card you this is best for your needs and wait for it to arrive inrepparttar 133328 email. Unless otherwise specified, you should be able to use it immediately. Good luck!

Robert Mann is the co-owner of http://www.callingcardshome.com - offering calling cards and long distance service to and from over 150 countries.


When good color goes bad…

Written by Granny's Mettle


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Tip 3: INK JET PRINTS

To avoid second-guessing whererepparttar mistakes rest, it is better to just provide your printer with prints, especially to alert operators to potential problems.

Tip 4: SHARPNESS

Although well-sharpened images look a bit intimidating when viewed in Photoshop, especially at 1:1, your image will print well. Great sharpness is required when you're dealing with coarser screens and uncoated stocks.

Tip 5: FOR POSITION ONLY

Layouts showing FPO images cropped and scaled will help printers provide optimum and sharpened result to your image.

Tip 6: COLOR CHECKER

With each new set up for color reference, one printer suggests that you ask your photographer to do a shot of his Gretag MacBeth "Color Checker" target.

Tip 7: RAW FILES

Ask your photographer if he or she can provide you with digital camera raw files. These raw files will provide you withrepparttar 133315 greatest latitude and quality inrepparttar 133316 hands of skilled operators.

The best way to go about this problem is to simply deal with printing companies whose prepress staffs understandrepparttar 133317 basics of color management. People who know and are experts onrepparttar 133318 advantages of digital raw camera files, and explain them to you when asked.

If not, then it's better for you to change now.

For comments and inquiries aboutrepparttar 133319 article visit http://www.losangelesprintingservice.com

Granny's Mettle is a 30-something, professional web content writer. She has created various web content on a diverse range of topics, which includes digital printing topics, medical news, as well as legal issues. Her articles are composed of reviews, suggestions, tips and more for the printing and designing industry.


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