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jp PageStream includes the gfx in its document file. It will also download the postscript printer files into the .PS file. If that is what your sending to us, be sure that the fonts you want to use are in the file. Load it into an editor and search for the fontnames. If you send us the pagestream file, and your using a PD postscript font. I'm probably going to need all the printer related font files. If you intend to print color separations (negatives,cmyk ) these files will be huge, especially if you have large 24bit gfx in them. The application file would be easier to modem, but if your mailing the diskk, then send postscript files if you 'd like. Of course, (not wanting to lose business) you could just move the postscript file to an ms-dos disk after lharcing or zipping it and take it to your local service bureau and give e` them a try. If you use ProPage, and send the propage created doc. be sure and include the graphics separately on disk, along with any PD postscript fonts. We have mostly Adobe type 1 fonts. If you don't use them we need the font files to output your job correctly. I'm on vacation the rest of this month and will be popping in less than usual to CIS. Right now I'm using a friend's old xt peecee and it ain't nothing like Whap! on our Amigas. BTW I finally got to see the 3000 in a delaer's and its real nice, especially with 2.0. Now when I get home I'm going to figure out how to get one. Chris Tolmie