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Yes, it does provide creep settings.

How are they with envelopes - 6 1/4 up to catalogs?

What digital duplicators are you running? Looks like Ricoh got out of the production type duplicator and only sells the "school duplicators" lower resolution and just not built as good it seems to me. Our Standard versions of the Ricoh were great for envelopes and NCR.

We have the C2070...just misspoke

What kind of experiences have you had printing #10 regular peel and seal digitally? KM 1250 KM C7000

Montax Imposer

Do you mind sharing?

Great script and have also used it quite often in the past before changing to a PDF imposition program (Montax Imposer).

Am I to assume the .15 each is for printing only and doesn't include cost and markup of the envelopes?

How would you price the setup time? Hourly rates? Minimum charge?

"Data charges would be part of the mailing fee for that work"...how would that break out?

Wondering what others are charging to print #10 regular white (printed on face only) and A-7 70# white envelopes (printed on flap and face) in black with return address along with mailing address. Customer supplies spreadsheet file suitable for merging. Quantities 500 - 2000.

Trying not to belabor the subject, but how about running gloss cover and inside pages through the Duplo?

So, do you do all your booklets offline and none inline with the Ricoh?

Are you dropping sets into booklet maker? If so, is there side or back jog on these models?

Thoughts wanted on Duplo DBM 150S, Morgana BM60 and MBM SF2 (or similar) - handfed booklet makers. How do they handle gloss stock and ease of use for short run digital saddle stitched books offline.