[FM Discuss] [Booki Blog] Print on Demand vs Demanding Printer

[Simon Worthington]

  hi

On 15/09/2010 13:17, Elisa Godoy de Castro Guerra wrote:
> In France we know another printer on demand, doing perfect binding, 
> like you see on the photo of Adam's article.
Could you pass on the France printer details :-)

We're collecting POD printers in as many places as possible

http://wiki.openmute.org/index.php/Publishing#POD_and_short_run_printers
>
> Maybe France => London, the cost of shipping could be less.
>
> Elisa with bad english (sorry).
Two UK ones are


          UK

http://www.imprint.co.uk/ - great priced and flexible
https://www.lightningsource.com - well prices, but limited paper types 
and print quality

EU shipping costs very low and you can do Fulfilled by Amazon

If anyone has a US printer it would be very much appreciated, besides 
Lightning Source, we're looking for printers that are more flexible and 
will mix paper types and do colour and BW mixes to reduce the cost, so 
only charging for colour pages that use colour, if you get me.
>
> But the best, i think, is to found yourself a printer on demand on 
> neighborhood.
>
> Elisa

Ciao

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> 2010/9/15 Michael McAndrew <michaelmcandrew at thirdsectordesign.org 
> <mailto:michaelmcandrew at thirdsectordesign.org>>
>
>     Thanks John,
>
>     Will forward your info to the US CiviCRM people who might be
>     interested in using your services.
>
>     Michael
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>     On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 1:04 PM, John Rigdon
>     <jrigdon at researchonline.net <mailto:jrigdon at researchonline.net>>
>     wrote:
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>         I can do print on demand for these manuals in the U.S. but I
>         expect shipping costs and time will make it prohibitive to
>         ship to the U.K.
>         John Rigdon
>         www.ngohaiti.com <http://www.ngohaiti.com>
>         All proceeds from the sale of these manuals will go to support
>         water purification projects in Haiti.
>         >>> I need to get 50 CiviCRM books printed for a conference
>         that I'm going to in a couple of weeks - ok - that's more than
>         24 hours but I might leave it to the last minute :)  Any
>         chance you know where this can be done in London?  Or
>         where/how I should start looking?
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