The only jobs my truelove and I have tried to take to Kinko's have
been oversized paper or color xeroxing, and for both we had to go to
the desk and ask someone to do the copying for usprecipitating
horrified refusals (see my earlier post for details). We don't go in
there anymore--we g
Yes but the question is, if you're copying out of a
book or magazine, does someone come around and stop
you?
MaggiRos
--- Ruth Anne Baumgartner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> As I said in a previous posting, Kinko's got into
> MAJOR copyright-
> violation trouble ten or so years ago and since the
As I said in a previous posting, Kinko's got into MAJOR copyright-
violation trouble ten or so years ago and since then their policy has
been Extreme Vigilance, to the point of absurdity. If you have
something other than your own typescript or your own drawings to
copy, go somewhere else.
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Sylrog asked:
Yes, I have seen Kinkos staff snooping around. More often, I've seen a
customer ask for help with a machine, and the staffer asks just what they want
to do. (This is an entirely proper question, as you often can't tell what
settings to use if you don't know what the desired r
