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If you have any questions, see root\@localhost for details. Content preview: Hi Stephen Please see below and let me know any questions Best regards, Rick Finley rickfinley@gmail.com Mobile 440-263-5774 Rick, We received the Rappe samples and some look very good. Since we are new to this we want to understand the process well enough to make it work long term. I tried to be specific below but our main point is we need to know for each type of print, what is the best format to send the image? 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Since we are new = to this we want to understand the process well enough to make it work = long term. I tried to be specific below but our main point is we need = to know for each type of print, what is the best format to send the = image? =20 Regarding Rappe =E2=80=93 we=E2=80=99re calling Caravan. Can this be digitally printed? We=E2=80=99re trying this, yet we didn=E2=80=99t reach a desired output = to be able to show but will keep working 7 will let you know once = achieved. What type of file/image works best for this construction =E2=80=93 CAD = or rug picture? I sent rug pictures and some came out decent and some = didn=E2=80=99t. Best is CAD showing needed pantones with a pallet for color placement. Minimums per pattern for regular printing? For digital (if possible)? 500 gsm for Chromo jet (regular printing) for Digital it is 300 m2 = subject to fill a container load in both. Also for Rosetta =E2=80=93 we=E2=80=99re going to call Heritage. Assuming we are most likely running digital, can you confirm minimums = per pattern? 300 m2 per pattern with maximum 2 sizes Also which file is best for digital quality =E2=80=93 actual rug image = or CAD?=E2=80=99 Same as Above CAD but in digital case it should come at least 72 dpi = with CMYK color. Also for Chromojet =E2=80=93 CAD or Rug image =E2=80=93 which is better? CAD=20 Please let me know when you can. Thanks, Stephen --Apple-Mail=_ABB6CD59-9B50-4080-A5B5-12176B757148 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Hi = Stephen
Please see below and let me know any questions

Best regards,
Rick Finley
rickfinley@gmail.com
Mobile 440-263-5774









Rick,
We received the Rappe samples and some look very good.  = Since we are new to this we want to understand the process well enough = to make it work long term.  I tried to be specific below but our = main point is we need to know for each type of print, what is the best = format to send the image?
 
Regarding Rappe =E2=80=93 we=E2=80=99re calling Caravan.
Can this = be digitally printed?
We=E2=80=99re trying this, yet we didn=E2=80=99t = reach a desired output to be able to show but will keep working 7 will = let you know once achieved.
What type of file/image works best for this construction =E2=80= =93 CAD or rug picture?  I sent rug pictures and some came out = decent and some didn=E2=80=99t.
Best is CAD showing = needed pantones with a pallet for color placement.
Minimums = per pattern for regular printing?  For digital (if possible)?
500 gsm for Chromo jet (regular = printing) for Digital it is 300 m2 subject to fill a container load in = both.
Also for Rosetta =E2=80=93 we=E2=80=99re going to call = Heritage.
Assuming we are most likely running digital, can you confirm = minimums per pattern?
300 m2 per pattern with maximum 2 sizes
Also = which file is best for digital quality =E2=80=93 actual rug image or = CAD?=E2=80=99
Same as Above CAD but in digital case it should = come at least 72 dpi with CMYK color.
Also for Chromojet =E2=80=93 CAD or Rug = image =E2=80=93 which is better?
CAD 
Please = let me know when you can.
Thanks,
Stephen

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