// JavaScript Document titletext = new Array(); contenttext = new Array(); titletext[1] = "WHY CHOOSE LEMON?"; contenttext[1] = "When things get tough and you have deadlines to meet, you need someone who will be with you all the way. We always do our best to accommodate you regardless of the situation, so you can sit back and relax, knowing that your product is in professional hands.

We care and we take things personally. Our industry is a small one where good news travels fast and bad news travels even faster Happy customers are a good advert, at Lemon we survive and grow by our reputation."; titletext[2] = "WHAT ARE YOUR TURNAROUND TIMES?"; contenttext[2] = "We aim to deliver your product as soon as possible. Turnaround times depend on many factors including quantity and packaging required. Normal orders should be ready to be shipped to you in 7 - 10 working days from artwork approval."; titletext[3] = "WHAT CD/DVD FORMATS DO YOU SUPPLY?"; contenttext[3] = "CD-R
CD-RW
CD-ROM
CD AUDIO
Enhanced CD

DVD-R
DVD-RW
DVD-ROM
DVD 5, 9 and 10.
If you can't see what you're looking for please give us a call and we will do our best to help you out.

"; titletext[4] = "WHAT ABOUT COPY QUALITY?"; contenttext[4] = "All disks are manufactured to Philips © specifications and will be exact copies of your master."; titletext[5] = "WHAT TYPES OF PRINT ARE AVAILABLE?"; contenttext[5] = "Litho, screen or inkjet print - whatever suits your requirements the best."; titletext[6] = "WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CD/DVD-R AND CD/DVD-ROM?"; contenttext[6] = "CD – R (Compact Disc Recordable) is a technology, which allows you to write data onto a disc by the use of laser technology. A CD-R can hold up to 650 MB information. Once data has been recorded (written) it cannot be erased.

CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory) is a pressed disc, which is non - recordable as its main function is to read data stored on the disc. CD-ROMs are created by the use of a glass master and can hold up to 650 MB of digital information.

The same differences apply for DVD-ROM and DVD-R."; titletext[7] = "WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DUPLICATION AND REPLICATION?"; contenttext[7] = "Duplication and replication are two different ways of manufacturing CD's or DVD's.

Duplication refers to the process where a laser is utilised to write data onto a CD or DVD. This solution is ideal for short run quantities below 1000 and fast turnaround. It is less cost effective as it is a very manual process.

Replication uses a glass master which is produced from your production master. A stamper is created and mounted onto a DVD injection moulding machine, and molten polycarbonate plastic is injected under high pressure to create an exact replica of the stamper. A reflective aluminium coating is applied then sealed with a durable protective lacquer, and the disc is then cured under high power UV lamps.

Replication is more durable, provides better quality and is more cost effective when dealing with larger runs.

"; titletext[8] = "WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SILKSCREEN AND INKJET PRINTING?"; contenttext[8] = "The methods we use depend on the resolution of your label and how fast you need your discs. Silkscreen printing is most commonly used on mass replicated discs and provide you with a high resolution label."; titletext[9] = "WHAT IS A CD BUSINESS CARD?"; contenttext[9] = "CD business cards have all the functionalities of a normal CD, but are the shape and size of a credit card. Often used as a marketing tool, the CD business card provides an excellent opportunity to present yourself and your company in a unique way. CD business cards are CD-ROMs that have been cut or molded into the shape of a credit card and come in sizes of 30MB and 100MB"; titletext[10] = "HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO PROCESS MY ORDER?"; contenttext[10] = "Orders are processed the second we receive your master. We aim to execute your job in the fastest time possible so that you have your goods back in your hands before you know it."; titletext[11] = "HOW SHOULD I SHIP MY MASTER TO YOU?"; contenttext[11] = "We need a physical master - either a DVD-R or a CD-R depending on your requirements for copies. Your master is our QC yardstick and the copies we make will be exact replicants of it. Masters should be shipped using Royal Mail Special Delivery or courier. Please make sure the master is carefully packed and protected."; titletext[12] = "CAN I EMAIL MY MASTER TO YOU?"; contenttext[12] = "Possible, but we prefer to receive physical copies of your master. If a master is sent electronically we will insist on sending you a copy disc for approval. It therefore rarely saves time."; titletext[13] = "WHAT SOFTWARE SHOULD I USE TO CREATE ARTWORK?"; contenttext[13] = "Mac software
Quark XPress - Version 4, 5 and 6
Adobe Pagemaker - Version 6.5 and 7u
Adobe Illustrator - Version 10 and CS (v2) Freehand ? Version 9, 10 and MX Adobe Photoshop - Version 7 and CS (v2) Adobe InDesign - Version 1.5, 2 and CS

PC Software
Quark XPpress - Version 4
Adobe Pagemaker - Version 6.5
Adobe Illustrator - Version 9, 10 and CS (v2) Corel Draw - Version 9 Adobe Photoshop - Version 6, 7 and CS (v2) Adobe InDesign - Version CS (v3)

"; titletext[14] = "CAN LEMON CREATE THE ARTWORK FOR ME?"; contenttext[14] = "Yes, Lemon have an experienced in-house design team who can assist you with any creative input you need." titletext[15] = "HOW DO YOU PROOF ARTWORK?"; contenttext[15] = "There are various ways Lemon Media can proof your artwork.
PDF file:
PDF files can be opened and viewed on your screen using Adobe Acrobat software. Getting artwork approved by a PDF file is suitable if you want a quick same day approval. However, this is not the most colour accurate alternative.

Cromalin proof:
A Cromalin proof is the most colour accurate alternative, but costs slightly more.

Laser proof:
A laser proof supplies you with a digital printed proof that we can send to
you in the post. Unfortunately this alternative is less colour accurate.

" titletext[16] = "HOW WILL THE CD/DVD’S BE SENT TO ME?"; contenttext[16] = "Orders are dispatched via couriers."; titletext[17] = "WHAT IS THE CHARGE FOR SHIPPING?"; contenttext[17] = "Charges for mainland delivery are normally between £10 & £50 depending on the size of the order."; titletext[18] = "WHAT FORMS OF PAYMENT DO YOU ACCEPT?"; contenttext[18] = "We accept credit cards - other forms of payment are subjected to account status.";