From: Michael Schwartz (mschwartz@mindspring.com)
Date: Thu 21 Feb 2002 - 17:46:10 EET
>The cost in printing between 96 and 64 is actually
As someone with half a decade's experience in the printing industry, I
can tell you that is simply not the case. Refer to "Wyrm's Footprints",
"Strangers in Prax" and "Lords of Terror" as excellent examples of folded
and stapled products over 96 pages in length. The only real cost is the
edge trim at the end of the process, which adds up.
Jeff Kyer wrote:
>significant. At 96, you can't do some of the cheap
>stapling and folding tricks...
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