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Their book module can do what you're asking for. I recommend asking them for access to their demo site so you can create products and see if it meets your needs—that's what I did. I've been happily using OnPrintShop for several years now. They're based in India but take their work and customer...

What pricing strategy would typically be used for these three orders? Should these be billed as individual orders at full retail, discounted individual orders, or total quantity ordered? Job A is fairly straightforward, Job B is 50 Cost centers vs. 1, and Job C is a mix of the same and unique...

You are correct. The bills will be sent to a central location, each showing different addresses and cost centers. How would they know how much to charge each cost center from only one invoice? The quantities are not always standard between locations.

Hi All, I'm currently facing a challenge in determining the pricing for large orders with split billing and shipping. While I intend to be fair and reasonable, I also want to ensure we don't miss out on potential revenue. The orders we receive vary in terms of artwork. Some have identical...

I use "adjust image position" inside my paper catalog by printing a test sheet along with a guide sheet and scanning it back in. This gets my prints centered and printed at 100% without messing with shrinkage settings on the Duplo. If the borders are stupid tight and nothing else works, I will...

We recently purchased a Digibinder Plus SG and couldn't be happier. Paired with their Iglue, the bind strength on digitally printed stocks is stellar. The machine is simple to use, deadly accurate, and repeatable. I felt it was a better product than the Duplo. Spiel was awesome to deal with...

How is everyone handling the pandemic? Have you been open to the public? Have your hours changed? Shift changed? How do you handle cleaning, disinfecting, and both employee and customer safety? What about social distancing? Are you accepting customer documents to copy or fax? Any...

Looking into this one again. Does anyone have any new information - good/bad? It also looks like Konica is joining in with the AccurioShine 101.

Understood. I think my question was more about what if we/you designed a logo from scratch that later turns out to be too close to someone else's that we've never seen before. Who would be the responsible party for any out of pocket client expenses?

Those questions got me thinking. What if we/you designed a logo, money was spent on signage (vehicles, building, etc.) and later got a cease and desist? Who would be financially responsible for the rebranding?

Hi all, For those of you who do logo design, do you also do any kind of legal review or trademark search on your designs? I'm filling out a new business insurance form and they ask: "Do the applicant's activities involve design of logos or trademarks?" "Description of legal review procedures...

We will generally: 1. Add bleed / re-size if necessary with Pitstop Pro. 2. Drop them to Fiery. 3. Fiery Impose (with Duplo barcode). 4. Place them in our Duplo 616 Slitter/cutter/creaser. It's true that cutting on the guillotine is quicker, but the accuracy and automation are hard to beat...

I posted almost the exact same thing a while back. There really needs to be an easier way to create & share templates. We are all doing the same things...

So you have the same slitter we do. Did you find it difficult to buy another machine with similar capability to the 616 vs. just trying to add a knife folder? I know the Duplo unit only feeds from the larger slitter, but there may be other options such as Count..? I really don't want to spend...

I just checked and most of our text-weight 12x18s' are long grain. That should be correct for a 2up tri-fold?