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Article #43Re: Editing brochures created in Quark Xpress
From: Richard_Sohanchyk
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 2009 19:42
Date: Sun, 08 Feb 2009 19:42
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And the agency correctly only released PDFs as final art. A little lesson in intellectual law: the live files, also known as production files, are the legal property of the ad agency. The only thing that belongs to the client (your company?) is final art for press which these days is usually a PDF. Usually you have to buy out the rights for the production files if your company didn't stipulate at contract that the production files belong to your company.
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