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DinoRoger:
If you are planning on printing a marquee at a place like Kinkos find out how thet charge before printing.  The Kinkos I print at charges per sheet of large paper.  After getting the dimensions I found out I can print two marquees on one sheet.  So anytime I print a marquee I will either make a duplicate for backup purposes or design two marquess.  It's not going to cost me anythin extra to have the second one printed.

Frostillicus:

--- Quote from: DinoRoger on May 05, 2003, 04:27:11 pm ---If you are planning on printing a marquee at a place like Kinkos find out how thet charge before printing.  The Kinkos I print at charges per sheet of large paper.  After getting the dimensions I found out I can print two marquees on one sheet.  So anytime I print a marquee I will either make a duplicate for backup purposes or design two marquess.  It's not going to cost me anythin extra to have the second one printed.

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That's different than most kinko's i've been to - they charge by the square foot.  

DinoRoger:
The stuff I print on is about the size of normal business celing lite rectangle  It cost $25 a sheet and is glossy and can be back lit.  Will try and get the name of it next time I go.

SNAAAKE:
yeah weird...how?
That name would be great !  ;D
Still dont get it... ???
My local charges by sq feet too.

Xphile:

--- Quote from: DinoRoger on May 05, 2003, 05:35:02 pm ---The stuff I print on is about the size of normal business celing lite rectangle  It cost $25 a sheet and is glossy and can be back lit.  Will try and get the name of it next time I go.

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"DuraTrans"? (read about it in rgvac today - "It's a photographic print on a translucent opaque material..It looks great for marquees, and has better saturation and black levels than inkjets" :-)

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