EPS Logo Download for Professional Print
EPS Format Logos EPS files are used by professional printers on items such as letterhead, flyers, and brochures. They can be opened in Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, as well as many other publishing software programs. If you don't have software to open one of these logos, you can see what they look like by opening a corresponding GIF or PNG.
No distortions or modifications of the logo or logotype are permitted. The logo may not be used as a "design" element with other text or graphics.
Instructions for Downloading EPS Logos
To download the logos to your computer, scroll down and select the logo. Note: These files are offered as compressed downloads. .ZIP for PC and StuffIt (.SITX) for Mac. If you do not have the required software to uncompress these files, you can download the non-compressed version instead. If you download the non-compressed version, there is a risk that it will become corrupt, especially if you deliver it to a printer via email. Please download the compressed version if possible. The Download process differs from the GIF and PNG files. Please read the instructions carefully.
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On a PC, right-click on the "Save Logo" link below each logo and select "save target as" or "save link as" (or its equivalent) to save the logo to your desktop.
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On a Mac, control-click on the "Save Logo" link below each logo and select "download linked file" (or its equivalent) to save the logo to your desktop.
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PIAW Logo EPS Downloads
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ZIP file for PC
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SITX file for Mac
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Non-Compressed version. PLEASE, if possible, try a compressed version first.
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Non-Compressed version. PLEASE, if possible, try a compressed version first. | |
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PIAW Professional Logo EPS Downloads
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ZIP file for PC
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ZIP file for PC | |
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SITX file for Mac
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SITX file for Mac | |
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Non-Compressed version. PLEASE, if possible, try a compressed version first.
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Non-Compressed version. PLEASE, if possible, try a compressed version first. | |