Sarah London
Director of Communications
T: 916.498.6778
E: slondon@foundationccc.org

• Most commonly used programs, such as Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, require that you simply "place" or "insert" a graphic into a document.
• Unless you have image-editing software (e.g., Illustrator, Freehand, Photoshop) on your computer, you won't be able to properly edit the file dimensions.
• The logos and photos that appear on this website are low resolution JPG files and should not be used for printing purposes. Do not cut and paste to a document that will be commercially printed.
• If you are scaling an image from a TIF file, you'll get best results by doing it in factors of two (half, quarter, etc.).

• JPG is the most common format used on the web. The JPG file is small, compressed and transmits easily via the web (when downloading the JPG version, the image will appear in new window; right click and select "save picture as" to save to your computer).
• TIF is the most universal and most widely supported format across all computer platforms. It can store images in color RGB or CMYK and grayscale. It is a recommended format for storing continuous tone images.
• EPS images are vector-based; they are resolution independent-based on objects, not pixels. Vector-based EPS graphics will print best.