When transferring via FTP, private accounts can be setup. Contact Rotary for specific information.

Platforms

Macintosh / OS9 & OSX
• Quark Xpress
• Pagemaker
• InDesign CS
• Freehand
• Illustrator CS
• Photoshop CS
• Acrobat
• Stuffit

PC
• Pagemaker
• Photoshop CS
• Winzip
• Illustrator CS
• Freehand
• Quark
• InDesign CS

Scanning
• Color
• Black and White
• Copy Dot line art
• Copy Dot film negatives
• Color Correction

  Proofing

• Spinjet Plotter Proofing -Newsprint Stock or Book Stock
• Softproofing (coming soon)

  FTP

  For the Macintosh

  Fetch is a user-friendly Macintosh FTP client; it allows point-and-click, drag and drop file transfers to and from any machine with an FTP server, over a TCP/IP network. Fetch is free to users affiliated with an educational institution or charitable non-profit organization; all other users may purchase a license. A single user license is $25.00 US.

  Fetch can be downloaded through the internet at: http://www.dartmouth.edu/pages/softdev/fetch.html

  For Windows

  FTP Explorer provides a graphical interface and FTP Explorer is free for home or educational use. The registration fee for all other uses is $30.00 US.

  The home site for downloading software is: http://www.ftpx.com

  How to get started using Rotary's FTP site

  Contact your sales or customer service representative and ask them to fax you the Customer FTP Registration form.

  Take a few minutes to fill out the form and fax it back to us. Our fax number is 253.813.2932.

  Within 5 working days we will contact you with your personal user name and password. If you have a specific user name and password you would like please add it to the Customer Information form.

  Preparing and Sending Files

  Before you upload a job to the FTP site we recommend your files be put into a folder and compressed.

  If you are using Stuffit, drop the folder onto the "DropStuff" icon. You will see a new folder on your desktop with the same name you gave it, but it will have a ".sit" folder.

  Start Stuffit and open the ".sit" folder

  From the menu bar pull down the "Translate" menu and choose "Mac Binary". You now have a new folder with a ".sit.bin" extension and are ready to upload your files

  PrePress Services

  File Preparation

  Transferring Files

  Digital Checklist