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ai980@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Dennis Melcher) writes:
>Remember that the quality of negative will not only depend on the printers
>ability to process the film, but also how good the artwork is.
>I've had no problems with artwork generated by a laser printer.
>Also don't supply artwork that's been xeroxed... you'll get fuzzy edges
>and have alot of touch-up work to do.

Better yet, ask for an orthographic print. The orthographic paper
either prints black or white, no gray scale.

Electronic methods are available. The board description can be
sent to the board maker in electronic form and the board maker
can work his magic without the possibility of physical deterioration
of the image in intermediate steps. This assumes you lay out
the board electronically.

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