Downloading PCA Logos FAQ

Q: Which file format do I need?

As a simple rule of thumb, if you will be using the PCA Logos on printed material (that you are having professionally printed) you want the ".eps" format. The ".jpg" format is good for "non-professional printing" and for use on websites.

When downloading the graphics, please note that if you do not have a program that will read ".eps" files (like Adobe Illustrator, Pagemaker or Quark XPress) you should select the ".jpg" version. If you do not have one of the programs above, you will not be able to open the ".eps" format logo. If you are having something professional designed, a designer should have access to one of these programs.

Q: How do I download the files?

jpg or gif versions: When you click on the ".jpg" or ".gif" version of the logo, it will display in a new browser window. Using your right mouse key (or for Mac users just click and hold down). In your menu you will have an option to "save the image to disk." Select the folder where you want to put the file. The ".jpg" version can be used in page layout, on websites or in many word processing programs.

(Be aware that the gradient ".jpg" logo needs to be inserted into your chosen document (eg: Word, Publisher) to give the perfect desired effect. It will look different being viewed on your web page.

eps version: Right click on the logo which you wish to download. When prompted, choose "Save This File to Disk" option and open the downloaded file with your normal page layout programs. Note: Internet Explorer users will need to add the ".eps" extension manually after the filename. Netscape users will not have to do this.

Q. What is covered by Registering the Logo?

We are currently finalising registration for our logo, defined for registration purposes as: "cross surrounded by 5 five-pointed stars in class (es) 41 & 42, in the name of Presbyterian Church of Australia"

The application that has been filed is in black and white. As such, the application will afford protection for the logo in any colour combinations.

While the trade mark application is being processed, the symbol ™ may be used with the Logo. Once registration is complete, the symbol ® may be used. It is not essential to use either symbol to retain protection.

The services specifically covered by Registration are:

Class 41 - Educational services including general education of young people, theological education and theological training of persons as ministers of religion; all the foregoing services including the establishment, running and maintenance of relevant educational establishments; the provision of conference services and relevant facilities for both religious and non-denominational audiences, including campsite centres.

Class 42 - Religious and secular services including pastoral, counselling and personal services including the provision of worship services, funerals and weddings; aged care services and health care services including the establishment, running and maintenance of relevant establishments; catering to the health needs of the community.