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Wow. What a concept. You should grab onto it and help them implement it company wide. Require the sales force to go into the database and convert all their phone numbers to even thousands. Think of the space you could save there!

Scratch-off numbering Scratch-off numbering Depending upon numbering and placement, you can also purchase pre-made rolls of numbers covered with scratch-off that can be applied with a Labelaire.

Typically, a one-bit (black and white) file will be best for reproducing a black-and-white line drawing or similar -- such as a scan of provided page of type you need to reproduce. The 8-bit file, with input grays, allows the RIP to apply a bit more of its "smarts" in reproducing the input...

Well...perhaps sleep fitfully? We're talking an Eastern character set here...not left to right. If it were in a PDF, I'd sleep somewhat. But if Indesign is howling, and you're messing with native files, I'd reach for the NoDoz. --s

Re: older files from 1996 Another possibility is to use good ol' Photoshop. It's pretty good at parsing elderly files from errant platforms. From within Photoshop, use File>Open. If it works, of course, it will end up rasterized, not vector, but you can choose a very high resolution if you want.

Re: CMYK to Pantone converter The Pantone library contains colors you cannot make using CMYK colorants. For example, what might be called fire-engine red -- Pantone 185 -- cannot be duplicated in the CMYK world. The closest you can come is 100% magenta plus 100% yellow (which, by the way, is...