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About how much does binding those cost and where do you do it?
ReplyDeleteI go to the UPS store. FedEx Kinko's does it too, and Office Max I think. It's like $5.00. (I print at work...)
ReplyDeleteDo they care about the copywrite issues?
ReplyDeleteNever had anyone ask. I think I talked a guy into reading Stars Without Number when I printed that. And the guy that bound my Blood Bowl book and I had a nice chat about 40K.
ReplyDeleteNice. I print at work as well but I just use the cheap comb binder machine myself in the office.
ReplyDeleteComb binding is the devil.
ReplyDeleteYes, but it is free.
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