Send your word processing copy via e-mail, or your graphic file to our FTP site. Simply complete the cover sheet, e-mail the project to Informco, and fax your hard copy of the project to (416) 285-0595.

For help sending a file use our instructions on How to attach a document via e-mail or How to FTP a document.

With Informco's graphic studio we can design graphic communications with visual punch that will grab your reader's attention.

We can work closely to support your own in-house desktop publishing by:

	designing graphic templates
	acting as your back-up desktop publishing department when you are overloaded
	preparing your file for output to film
	outputting to film
	producing colour film proofs
	printing your piece
	providing helpful tips along the way so that your graphic file can be produced quickly and cost effectively

How to attach a document via e-mail:

1. In your e-mail program (eg. Eudora, Microsoft Exchange, Pegasus, Netscape Mail, etc.), create a new message to info@informco.com.
2. In the body of the message, type any instructions that you wish to be followed by the Informco staff.
3. Click on the "attach document icon" and choose the file(s) that you wish to attach.
4. Send the e-mail.

More Help for Windows 95/NT/3.1 Users
Download mail program for Windows (called Eudora Light)
Help on Eudora Light

How to FTP a document:

1. Using an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) program, set up a new profile called "Informco".
2. Some of the settings that may need to be set up are as follows:
   Host Name: ftp.informco.com
   User Name: infguest
   Password: Please CALL for password
3. When you log on, you will see two directories called "Inbox" and "Outbox".
4. To send a document to Informco, go into the Inbox. Create a meaningful directory (eg. Your name) and go into that directory.
5. Find the file(s) on your machine that you would like to send and transfer them to the new directory that you have created on Informco’s FTP site.
6. When finished, log out.
7. To get a document to Informco, go into the Outbox. Find the directory that is your’s (eg. Your name) and go into that directory.
8. Find your file(s) on the FTP site and transfer them back to your own machine.
9. When finished, log out.

More Help for Mac Users
Download FTP for Mac (called Fetch)
Help on Fetch

More Help for Windows 95/NT/3.1 Users
Download FTP for Windows (called WS-FTP)
Help on WS-FTP