The Psychological Sciences Department's Electronics Shop maintains a wide-format printer for printing posters for conferences. Use of the wide-format printer is limited for use by faculty and graduate ...

Remember, your poster will be around ten times larger when printed than what you see on your computer screen. CU offers medium and high quality images and logos for free to use in your presentations ...

so double check that your poster's PowerPoint slide is the correct size before submitting it to the printing center. How do I adjust my poster’s slide size in PowerPoint? If you don’t adjust the size ...

Guides and Gridlines are non-printing horizontal and/or vertical lines that allow you to align your content when laying out your poster. The guides snap content into alignment, and the gridlines allow ...

How to make a poster. You will find posters everywhere. They’re on the side of buildings, in shop windows, on the side of roads, on bus stops and even on buses! Posters are mainly used to ...

I reviewed Epson's premium printer for photographers, the 17-inch wide-format SureColor P900, testing its quality, speed, ...

Upload your file or bring it with you. Pay after printing is completed. INSTAAR has an HP DesignJet plotter which can handle pretty much any kind of poster you can throw at it. Prints are up to 60" ...

When your ideas need to have impact, think poster. And to be presentation ready, University Print is your resource for printing high-quality, large format posters and other materials for your class ...

Faculty who assign posters as part of courses may request that printing fees be waived for their students. Posters printed with fees waived are available in one size, 36 inches high x 48 inches wide.

The College of Science and RIT Information and Technology Services offers a poster printing service in the printing room next to Gosnell Hall, Room 1330. Please review the guidelines below before ...