Whew! I hadn't priced their services on this - the thought just ocurred to me so I posted it... :>). I had priced getting some photos printed using this technique - that was pretty reasonable, but turned out not to be quite up to snuff for photo quality. Still, I thought this might be pretty good for a printed booklet. Thanks for the heads-up. I'll post a copy of this to the LUG so everyone remembers to check prices on this before jumping into using the services. -jcl John Lancaster Freelance Business/Tech Writer Email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Webpage: http://home.swbell.net/jclanc/ > > > John, > Any book of mine has a lot of color pages, photos, maps & colored > boxes. Did > you notice that Kinkos online quotes $1.20 per side if any color is > requested? My July 2000 book is 380 pages about half color. I can't ask > anyone to pay nearly $500 per book for a printed copy plus hard covers. > > PDF files with colored diagrams printed for 110 page computer > manual and 110 > page memory manual look good when printed at 60-80 pages per hour on a > Professional Series ink jet that turns the pages. > > Conversion from a 125 page fancy format right/left side publishing program > resulted in ignored blank pages and some page numbers hidden on the inside > edge. > Elizabeth > > > If it's just one copy for someone across the country who is going to pay > for > > the book, go to Kinko's website and get the email address for > the Kinko's > > location near that person, and send the order direct to them instead of > your > > local Kinko's. The person receiving the material can then contact that > > Kinko's branch and arrange to get it printed and pay for it. OR you can > just > > email the File Prep Tool document direct to that person and let > them take > it > > to Kinko's. Again, it arrives in minutes instead of days. > > > To unsubscribe: http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp
