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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2009 02:43

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Richard, 

      And the agency correctly only released PDFs as final art




Actually, you're right (unless there was a prior agreement). And that should have been pointed out earlier.

Back in the days of paste-up mechanicals, it was much the same. The typographer delivered Relyon proofs and kept the composed type; printer returned the boards to the agency or studio but kept the separations and plates; and the client only got the finished product, any original supplied materials, and the bill(s).

Neil

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