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> I just heard about this service which seems pretty reasonably priced
> for printing full-size posters.
http://www.fullsizeposters.com/>
> You simply upload an image file and they print and ship the poster
> to you.
>
> Nate
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> On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Gabrielle Hendryx-Parker <
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> Hi Nate,
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> Here's the quote I gave you back in March:
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> FIle Prep Charge $15
> 13 oz Vinyl Banner 3' x 6' with 6 grommets $88
> Digital Printing (no color match charges and may be as many colors
> as we want)
> Package to ship UPS ground $17 (their
> time and materials to prepare for shipping)
> Shipping
>
> $20(estimated)
> Tax
> $10
> Total
> $150
>
> Additional Charges if not camera ready:
> Workstation time 1/2 hour - place logo, set text, add color as
> needed $70.
>
> Production time is 3-5 working days
>
> We have actually done a banner with them for Six Feet Up and were
> really pleased with the result. People who came to the DC party may
> remember it ;-)
>
> Thank you,
>
> g
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> On Apr 10, 2009, at 12:54 PM, Nate Aune wrote:
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> Does someone who's printed banners before know what the expected costs
> are to print a banner with the Plone logo suitable for hanging up at a
> conference booth?
>
> I agree that if it's less expensive to print several at the same time,
> we should print several so we have them on hand and can easily ship
> them (more lightweight than vinyl or canvas) in a tube if for example
> there are two conferences happening at the same time.
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> thanks,
> Nate
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> On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:58 PM, Gabrielle Hendryx-Parker
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> On Apr 8, 2009, at 1:46 AM, Jan Ulrich Hasecke wrote:
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> If you can store things I won't print on demand put print a reasonable
> amount of copies to have them at hand if required. The price for a
> copy
> shrinks heavily if you print more copies in one process.
>
> Our experience in Germany is that people order marketing material very
> shortly before the event so that printing on demand might be no
> option at
> all.
>
> juh
> DZUG e.V:
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> GHP: I totally agree with you, Jan. I think we need to have 3-4
> inventory
> places all over the world to reap the benefits of efficiency, fast
> turnaround and economies of scale.
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