Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing

Print Closings Dates

VOLUME/ISSUE	PUBLICATION DATE	SPACE CLOSING	RUN OF BOOK ARTWORK DUE	PREPRINTED SUPPLIED PIECES DUE
38/1	February 2023	12/30/2022	01/05/2023	01/12/2023
38/2	April 2023	03/06/2023	03/09/2023	03/16/2023
38/3	June 2023	05/03/2023	05/08/2023	05/15/2023
38/4	August 2023	07/05/2023	07/10/2023	07/17/2023
38/5	October 2023	08/31/2023	09/06/2023	09/13/2023
38/6	December 2023	10/31/2023	11/03/2023	11/10/2023

FREQUENCY	FULL PAGE (BLACK & WHITE)	1/2 PAGE (BLACK & WHITE)	1/4 PAGE (BLACK & WHITE)
1x	$ 2,420	$ 1,640	$ 1,020
6x	$ 2,215	$ 1,570	$ 985
12x	$ 2,105	$ 1,540	$ 965
24x	$ 2,000	$ 1,465	$ 945
36x	$ 1,965	$ 1,455	$ 920

4 COLOR	STANDARD COLOR	MATCHED COLOR
$ 1,860	$ 735	$ 885

Trim: 8-1/4" x 11"

Keep live matter 1/4" from all trim edges.

Ad Size	Non-Bleed	Bleed
Trim	8-1/4" x 11"
Full Page	7-3/4" x 10-1/2"	8-1/2" x 11-1/4"
Spread	15" x 10"	16-3/4" x 11-1/4"
1/2 Horizontal	7" x 5"	8-1/2" x 5-3/4"
1/2 Vertical	3-1/2" X 10"	4-3/8" X 11-1/4"
1/4 Page	3-1/2" x 5"

Print Ad Specifications

File Format

PDF or PDF/X-1a compliant files, saved as PDF version 1.3.

Transparencies within the supplied PDF(s) will be warned. The transparent elements contained in your file(s) must be converted within the native layout application or flattened in Acrobat using the High Resolution Flattener Presets to avoid overprint issues.

Saving your PDF to Acrobat 4 (PDF 1.3) compatibility will ensure transparent elements are flattened. If the ad contains spot colors that are not converted to process colors (CMYK) before flattening, overprint and/or trap issues may occur.

The following layout applications yield the optimum results for creating a print-compliant PDF and are expected to follow all requirements listed in this document:

• InDesign version 2 or higher (CS preferred)
• QuarkXPress version 6.5 or higher

Additional costs may apply if problems are encountered.

NOTE: When using Adobe Illustrator it is preferred to have all fonts converted to outline/paths, and files submitted as EPS files.

Images

All high-resolution images and fonts must be included. TIFF & EPS files must conform to the following minimum resolution specifications:

• Grayscale and Color images: 300 dpi
• Combination Grayscale and Color images: 500-900 dpi
• Line art (Bitmap) images: 900-1200 dpi

Higher image resolutions are acceptable as they exceed the minimum requirements, but in some cases unnecessary resolution will be discarded to achieve smaller file sizes.

Fonts

Use of PostScript Type 1 fonts is encouraged. Include fonts for any embedded graphics. DO NOT use Type 3 or Multiple Master fonts. Avoid using Macintosh menu-stylized fonts, Macintosh "city" fonts (Chicago, Geneva, etc.) and Microsoft Outlook fonts (Tahoma, Impact, etc.).

Page Layout

Regardless of the file format supplied, all ads must conform to the following specifications:

• Final size must meet journal trim size and include 1/8" bleed image on all four sides.
• Files will include trim marks with a minimum 3/16" offset
• No content is to be within 1/4" of all trim edges.
• Supply as single page files only
• Right Reading, Portrait Mode, 100% size, No Rotation.
• All fonts and graphics must be either embedded or included with the files and conform to the format type listed above. Images must also conform to the specifications above for minimum image resolution.
• All color ads should be supplied as composite files.
• Reverse type should be no less than 6pt. Fine lettering (thin lines, serifs) should be restricted to one color.
• Embedded images should not be scaled, cropped/masked or rotated within the page layout application but instead should be manipulated in a proper image editing program (ex. Photoshop) and then imported into the page layout program at proper size and position.
• DO NOT nest EPS files within EPS files.
• All lines and line art images should be of a minimum 1/3 pt thickness (1/2 pt for reverses) at final size to reproduce effectively on press.
• Crop marks and SWOP color bars must be included and positioned 1/2" outside trim.

Color Space

All color images and files are to be supplied as CMYK with a Total Area Coverage (TAC) not to exceed 300% for the darkest area of an image. Files supplied as RGB will be automatically converted to CMYK.

Spot Colors

Spot colors are to be identified using the standard Pantone naming convention and not a custom color such as "Dark Blue." PMS colors will be converted to process unless otherwise specified. When using both art and layout programs be sure spot color naming is consistent in all applications (ex. Do not define both PMS 201CV and PMS 201CVC).

NOTE: Any non-intended spot colors will be converted to CMYK.

Trapping and Screening

Overprints and knockouts should be defined. Files are NOT to be trapped or prescreened. Our Prepress service provider will use industry recognized trapping software to auto-trap your files for optimum performance and reproduction on press and will apply the appropriate screening. Note that these trap settings may force small text and fine graphics to overprint to hold registration on press.

Proofs

All color ads require a SWOP-certified contract color proof, which includes a SWOP proofing bar or a GATF proof comparator. All proofs must be produced from the final file submitted. Proofs must be imaged at 100% scale and in accordance with SWOP specifications. For a list of current SWOP-approved proofs visit https://idealliance.org/systems-certification/certified-hard-copy-proofing-systems/. Proofs generated from any of the approved devices are acceptable. Desktop inkjet printer proofs do not meet SWOP specifications. Elsevier cannot guarantee color match unless acceptable proof is provided. If a contract color proof is not supplied Elsevier will run to standard ink densities and dot gains. Revised proofs must be supplied whenever a text or design change is made. Any alteration to a file will require output of a new proof at cost to the customer. All black & white or grayscale ads supplied require 100% size lasers for confirmation of ad content.

Delivery

Submit PDF ad files to Elsevier ad portal at www.ads4els.com

Conformance to Specs

Variances from the above specifications may not yield results that conform to Elsevier quality control standards.

Insert Requirements

All inserts must be submitted to Publisher for approval of stock, design and other mechanical specifications.
Copy of insert must accompany insertion orderNote: Failure to meet insert specifications & packaging guidelines may result in additional charges and/or delays with insertion.

Insert Quantity

Contact Ad Sales Services
For conference copy distribution, contact Ad Sales Services.

Insert Packing & Shipping Instructions

Inserts packed one up, folded if four pages, flat if two pages. All inserts must be delivered to the printer in cartons, with journal title, quantity, product & issue date (month/year) clearly marked. If shipping inserts for more than one issue date, inserts must be packed separately and clearly marked indicating journal title, issue date (month/year) and quantity.

Disposition of Reproduction Materials

All digital ad files will be held for twelve months only unless otherwise notified. Left over inserts will be held until the issue mails. After issue mailing is completed any unused inserts for that issue will be destroyed unless otherwise indicated on the insertion order. Excess inserts held in storage beyond completion of insertion date will be subject to storage charges.

For Contracts, Insertion Orders & Production Materials

Send new print ad files and submit pickup ads to https://www.ads4els.com