All fonts must be outlined or embedded when submitted in vector files such as Illustrator. (Examples of serif fonts include Times, Times New Roman, Palatino, and Garamond.) Symbol font may be used for special characters, and Courier may be used for sequence alignments. However, if you cannot use Helvetica, you must substitute another sans-serif font such as Arial. Helvetica is the preferred font for Gastroenterology and CGH figures. Please label your figures using the following naming convention: Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, etc. We use the following guidelines for creating and modifying the graphs for Gastroenterology and CGH: To view our key journal style guidelines, please watch this short animated video. What are your journal style guidelines? Can you provide some figure style assistance? How can I get help if my question wasn't answered here?ġ.I have done the best I can with my figures however, I am not very skilled with graphics software.Can I submit my figures by mail as hard copies?.Why don't the images in my proof look as good as my original figures?.I changed the resolution of my file and sent it back to you, but I received another e-mail stating that my image file was still of insufficient resolution.How do I improve the quality of my image submission? You have asked me for higher quality figures.Can I use an image I downloaded from the Internet?.I have created my figure plates in Microsoft PowerPoint.Can I submit my photos embedded in a Microsoft PowerPoint file?.How do I save it as a high-resolution jpeg or tiff file? I created my figure plate layout in Microsoft Word.Can I embed them in Microsoft PowerPoint and send them to you? My graphs were created in Microsoft Excel.Can I send you my photos embedded in a Microsoft Word document?.How do I convert my PDF file to a high-resolution jpeg or tiff?.What is the difference between jpeg and tiff file formats? Which format should I use for my image files?.How can I determine if my images are of sufficient quality for publication?.What is the difference between 'raster' and 'vector?' How does this apply to my figures?.If I am not paying for color figures, can you convert my color images to grayscale after I upload them?.I am not paying the charges for color figures.Why do you ask authors to upload each figure separately?.Which figure file formats do you accept, and why?.What are your journal style guidelines? Can you provide some figure style assistance?.

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