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printingposters [2010/04/15 11:57]
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 Here are some tips and tricks to prepare and print posters with the [[http://​reprographie.epfl.ch|Reprographie]] service (a.k.a. repro). Here are some tips and tricks to prepare and print posters with the [[http://​reprographie.epfl.ch|Reprographie]] service (a.k.a. repro).
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 ===== EPFL Logos ===== ===== EPFL Logos =====
  
-Do /not/ use a bitmap logo (JPG, PNG, etc.) but use the official vector logo instead, available [[http://​www.epfl.ch/​repro/​en/​download/​index.htm|here]]. Use the version in CMYK colors "for Illustrator"​.+Do //not// use a bitmap logo (JPG, PNG, etc.) but use the official vector logo instead, available [[http://​www.epfl.ch/​repro/​en/​download/​index.htm|here]]. Use the version in CMYK colors "for Illustrator"​.
  
 ===== Using Inkscape ===== ===== Using Inkscape =====
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 When preparing a poster with Inkscape, always use the right page size (A0 or A1, depending on your needs). This will save you some trouble. You can change the page size in ''​File->​Document Properties''​ (SHIFT+CTRL+D). When preparing a poster with Inkscape, always use the right page size (A0 or A1, depending on your needs). This will save you some trouble. You can change the page size in ''​File->​Document Properties''​ (SHIFT+CTRL+D).
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 ==== Exporting to PDF ==== ==== Exporting to PDF ====
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   ps2pdf -sPAPERSIZE=a0 myposter.ps myposter.pdf   ps2pdf -sPAPERSIZE=a0 myposter.ps myposter.pdf
  
-You can upload your poster on the repro sever by accessing smb://​repro/​public/​plans/​ using Nautilus in Gnome, for instance, or just anything that supports Samba shared drives.+You can upload your poster on the repro sever by accessing smb://​repro/​public/​plans/​ using Nautilus in Gnome, for instance, or just anything that supports Samba shared drives. You can then order the poster using a "bon de commande",​ but it seems that walking there and telling them where your file is works as well, and does not even upset them.