Chapter Logos Click on logo of your choice below to open download tool and download file. ( Or, "right click" to choose the "save target as" option to import the file directly to a folder on your hard drive.) General instructions regarding file formats: The JPG is the one you will use in most circumstances for day-to-day, in-office applications and this format is posted on this web site in both black & white (BW) and in color (RGB).  It’s fairly high resolution to ensure the sharpest output. It can be sized readily in other applications. Don’t use it for places larger than 6 or 8 inches. As a pixel-based image, it’s resolution dependent; that is you can’t enlarge it indefinitely without seeing degradation or pixilation. That’s what the eps file is for ... The eps file is only good for commercial printing, i.e. having posters made up, banners, or stationary. Letters are generated from vector paths, so it allows for the crispest type. But since MS Word doesn't recognize eps, it isn't a good format for everyday use. You aren't likely to be able to open the eps unless you have Illustrator or Freehand, but your commercial printer will have the software that can. COLOR Specifications PMS: 300 (for commercial inks) RGB values: (use to match other colors to the logo color in applications): r53 105g 184b Boise BW   Color   Eps Denver BW   Color   Eps Honolulu BW   Color   Eps Las Vegas BW   Color   Eps Montana BW   Color   Eps Orange County BW   Color   Eps Phoenix BW   Color   Eps Portland BW   Color   Eps Sacramento BW   Color   Eps Salt Lake City BW   Color   Eps San Diego BW   Color   Eps San Francisco BW   Color   Eps Seattle BW   Color   Eps Joint Council BW   Color   Eps No Chapter Name BW   Color   Eps