Usage Tips
For any printed document use the "print" versions in PNG format- never use the WEB/GIF versions. When inserting into your document, the logos may appear larger than expected/needed in your target application. This is fine. Its best to start with an image that's bigger than you need and scale it down within the target document rather than scale up a smaller version. You really notice the difference when printing.

When scaling, try to scale the image proportionally (select the image, then hold shift and drag a corner handle in msword or ppt to resize). Thiis way you don't accidentally distort the image.

For web use the web/72dpi versions. Avoid scaling these using the height and width parameters on the image tag. That yields poor results since the browser is scaling them. A better approach is to use a graphics tool and again scale down only. Scaling up will give grainy results. If you need a larger web version, you could start with the 3x6 high rez version, convert to 72 dpi at 4x current size then scale down and export. Use these gif logos for websites ONLY. They are 72 dpi and will look grainy if used for print even if not scaled.

For very small logo uses, we suggest you use the version without the surrounding type.

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HELP with Downloads

Print Versions: If you click the links for individual files (rather than download the zip archive) under the print versions, the logo may show up 4x its stated print size in the browser since the browser displays it at 72 dpi instead of 300dpi. This is normal. Simply follow the directions below to download to your disk Or alternatively download the zip archive.