Advertisement flyers

[Chris]

Hey guys, sometime next week I think i'm going to head around town and see if the local shops will allow us to put up little flyers to advertise the group. I've created a flyer and the image is linked below. I would however like to get them printed at some place like Kinko's and laminated.

1. Does anyone have any connections at any print shops?

2. If not, would anyone consider donating a few bucks for to help cover the cost of printing 15 or so flyers + laminating costs.

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[Chris]

Cool. I'd run out of ink printing them all out on my printer.

Use this image to print them out. It's a higher resolution and should look better after printing. It's over half a MB though.

;)

[Chris]

Any idea if the printer can handle doing a double-sided print without the ink bleeding through to the other side? If so i'd say print out 7 or 8 double sided. And maybe 10 single sided ones.

If double sided printing doesn't turn out so well... just print out 20 or so single sided ones.

You rock Josh.

[DeletedAccount]

The teacher supply stores (like Lakeshore at 410 & San Pedro) have laminating machines you can use and pay by the foot. I do not remember the price, but when I look around it is always cheaper than elsewhere. I have only printed teaching supplies there, but I am sure they do not care what it is.

[Texreefer]

hey chris you can get lamination sheets at office max fairly cheap