Designed in Photoshop Want to transfer to illustrator

Question

I have designed a photoshop logo in photoshop
Designed on a Mac
If i want to use this design for my van..say a full color print for the printers. Do i have to measure the side of the vans side panels to the size i wish to make the print or can i design smaller, but then the design logo go blocky as it's being expanded to fit the van.
If the side of the van measures 5ft x3ft do i make it this size in illustrator?
Once i have designed the logo in photo shop how do i transfer the design and also what do i save the photoshop as, for use in illustrator
The person who has the printer can't really help me,as he's too busy.
He did send me a van template. The template loads in illustrator but i'm unable to load any design on top of the van template
I would appretiate any adive regarding my issues
Bob

Answer 1

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A full stop goes outside a bracket.
Parentheses, not brackets.
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This is because a full stop finishes a sentence, a bracket cannot finish a sentence.
The period goes outside the parenthesis if the enclosed phrase is part of the sentence. If the entire sentence (or even multiple sentences) is parenthetical, the period(s) are, of course, enclosed.
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Also 'coloured' is not spelt colored, we are not Americans, we are British.
The word most certainly is spelled "colored." I'm American. I type American English. But I certainly have no problem with the British spelling.
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Please enlighten me as to why you would put 'much' in italics on the 4th paragraph.
Because italic is a common treatment for emphasis.
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...rudeness is inexcusible...
I consider "webspeak" rudeness when asking for help.
JET