Maria

I am already aware of the issue with the monitor. I have a great calibrated editing monitor at home that I’d connect to for editing images. For work, the design work I do is not involving people as the subject matter (large commercial machines and tools etc) so it doesn’t need to be exact. I can always double check at home for the important things.

(I remember there was an angle tool posted on here once?)

Regardless, a year ago when I had this work arrangement I tried working on 2 desktops (home and office) and it was extremely ineffective and inefficient. Now if I’m traveling to a 3rd location it’s just not manageable for me. I’m also juggling being a mom! Plus, people in the office keep “stealing” my office chair and monitor etc lol. (Long story, family business has its pros and cons) I can’t imagine calibrating a monitor each time anyway. 

Your concerns make sense, which is why I’ve always done business work on a desktop but I want to make my life easier and want to try this out. 

Now I feel bad. Are you saying both of these are terrible?

Unfortunately, I can’t afford anything better. This is my top price point. I also need a laptop because I will be constantly moving between home and 2 different offices.

1. https://m.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/12600846

2. https://m.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/asus-tuf-15-6-gaming-laptop-intel-core-i7-8750h-1tb-hdd-256-ssd-16gb-ram-nvidia-gtx-1050ti-win-10/13018560

Thank you! 

Thanks. I will take a look.

Do you do this with PSD files or PDF files? Any settings I should be aware of?

Thanks. Any links to something online that explains to save for print properly with trim and bleed?

For saving as an attachment which options would you recommend on the save window?

I have created a double sided marketing flyer in PS. I want to save it as a PDF for print but also to send as an email attachment.

1) what settings should I use to save for print and also to be mindful of the file size for when I want to email as an attachment?

Thanks.