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best way to scan and print?	by Garrinka	2014-05-17 09:23:01
a relative found an old piece of artwork that I think is good enough to sell.. problem is there are a lot of memories behind this piece and I don't want to sell the original.. wanted to get it scanned and make prints of .. but I'm trying to figure out the best and most cost effective way of doing this.. my printer is good... but not good enough to print stuff to sell.. any suggestions? was going to look at kinko's/fedex today.. just trying to juggle this on top of schoolwork (a paper every week.. thread posts, and a quiz..not to mention midterms coming up soon) .. so if I seem a bit more discombobulated that's why :P ;) and yes I'm going to show it to you all.. just not linked to the board.. piece is too recognizable by some..
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Look for a non-national chain print shop.	by wwill	2014-05-17 09:31:05
A place like these :	by Klaranth	2014-05-17 09:39:35
Yes, they can be cost-effective. It's a chain, but	by wwill	2014-05-17 09:46:04
And, get a tour of the facility.	by Klaranth	2014-05-17 09:48:37
THAT'S always fun! I love printing presses.	by wwill	2014-05-17 10:02:55
Cant find any other store in there than the one in	by Klaranth	2014-05-17 09:52:18
Could be a different place I'm thinking of, easily (n/t)	by wwill	2014-05-17 09:53:25
right now im just looking at a couple of copies..	by Garrinka	2014-05-17 10:39:24
for those who are curious..	by Garrinka	2014-05-17 13:42:16
Donna uses a place called Artworks here;	by pbarnrob	2014-05-28 00:19:24
Donna's watercolors at:	by pbarnrob	2014-05-28 00:22:43
Donna's watercolors at:	by pbarnrob	2014-05-28 00:25:59

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