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Thermy® Graphics
Graphics
Graphic art on this page is offered in two formats -- JPG (or JPEG) and
EPS.
- JPG files are suitable formats for web pages, word processing documents,
etc.
- EPS files are high-resolution formats. Files in this format may be too large
to fit on a standard floppy disk. We suggest having your printing professional
download the files from this site, or saving them to a computer hard drive
(space permitting), high-capacity disk (e.g., Zip® or Jaz®), or writable
CD. (Note: your system's download manager may show the file extension EPS
as PS.) For your convenience, EPS files are provided as self-extracting compressed files. Help for ZIP and EXE files.
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(available inJPG or EPS; 184 kb, 535 kb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 192 kb, 627 kb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 188 kb, 571 kb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 160 kb, 666 kb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 2.3 Mb, 3.6 Mb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 1.6 Mb, 2.6 Mb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 940 kb, 3.7 Mb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 1.5 Mb, 5.1 Mb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 1.6 MB, 3.7 Mb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 2.8 Mb, 7.3 Mb uncompressed.)
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(available in JPG or EPS; 3.0 Mb, 7.5 Mb uncompressed.)
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* Distributed May 2002 for use in September 2002 as part of the International
Food Safety Council's National Food Safety Education Month.
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