@Kevin_Dub: "I know this must sounds like a newbie question, but I have never seen this requirement on any Spec sheet I've received from the many printers I deal with.
can anyone tell me what "Mission Critical Text and Graphics" means?
Much appreciated!
thanks"
    @Kenneth_Benson: "It means your printer has delusions of grandeur, thinks he's working for 
NASA or something.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
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    @NitroPress: "Have you ever smelled the fumes in a print shop? After breathing them 10 hours a day for a decade or so, there's no question as to why printers are... ah... quirky. :D"
    @NitroPress: "Me too, usually because it means a job is almost done. A whiff of acetone and various other alcohols and 'tones is bracing. But I'm sure I wouldn't want to breathe that air day in and day out."
    @leftnotracks: "This sounds like it's for a full-page magazine ad. This likely means the safety area. Try to keep all important images and text within the margins given."
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