Phillip - not attempting to state the obvious, but as mentioned before it is probably best to think of these as 'aim prints' rather than contract proofs. If the printer and client are both happy to accept your aim print as a contract proof, then I would be more accommodating of the term. Many, if not most printers do not like to be held accountable to other people's proofing - even more so in the scary new age of digital proofs.
Many of the users on this list can do their own aim prints or in some cases proofing - and there is a scheme called 'pro-file' which some list members are trying to float, you can read more about here: www.pro-file.org And yes, for some or indeed many this may be a handy service - even more so if you can hold up an analogue proof next to your digital proof in the viewing box and show the client how great your results are. Sincerely, Stephen Marsh. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
