Choosing a File Format

• The JPEG and GIF versions are appropriate for web usage.
• The TIF versions are appropriate for both commercial and laser printing.
• The EPS version is appropriate for commercial printing and can be used with vector/illustration programs.
  

Usage Tips

• 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 GIF or JPEG 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 TIFF file, you'll get best results by doing it in factors of two (half, quarter, etc.).

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