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Cardiotext Publishing requests that all authors, volume editors, and contributors to multi-author works follow these guidelines. If you have any questions, please contact Steve Korn [steven.korn at Cardiotext.com]. Manuscript Format - - - - - - - Graphics File Formats TIFF and EPS files are preferred. - JPEGs are also acceptable. Quality (Resolution) and Appearance All graphics should be submitted in the highest resolution possible, measured in dots per inch (dpi), at 100% of the size they will be printed in. Photographs and illustrations: 300 dpi - Line drawings: 1200 dpi - Machine images: highest resolution the generating machine can produce - Submit only raw image files; do not place them in Word or PowerPoint documents. - Labels applied in Word or PowerPoint are helpful as directions for the designer, but labeled images are to be avoided as files for actual use. - Crop images (if necessary) before submitting them, or provide cropping instructions with the figure information in the manuscript. - Indicate if images should appear in color. - If placement of labels is unavoidable, please limit use only to identify specific sections of the image. Lablels should never be used as references, headers or call-outs from the text. - Distinct image files should not be combined into one image. File Names and Organization The manuscript should include references to the figures (as well as captions and credit lines) so it is clear where each image is to be placed. - File names should correspond to figure numbers in the manuscript (e.g., Figure 5.1.tif). Help Please contact Mike Crouchet if you would like help with your graphics or if you have questions about the guidelines.

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