SinghSuperStud

iTrader: (2)

We need to produce a brochure (12 pages of A4) with details of company products etc. Calculations wise the electronic one is cheaper, this would be a business card cd being posted out in an envelope with company logo etc with a simple bullet list of main details. Cost for 250 copies is approx £1.60

Second option is a traditional paper based version. Cost is £1000 for above in full colour and calculations work out at about £3.50 per copy.

Questions :

KNow any cheap printers ? I already have artwork in Corel 10 format

If I wanted to follow e-brochure approach is there a method I can use to get Coreldraw file into a proper form , ie. suitable for putting on disc, eg. autorun etc.

Any suggestions welcome !!!

I need help urgently !!!!!



Jai

mj

my mate does litho printing, tell him mike put you on, that will make it about 37 favours he owes me.

don't hold his e-mail address against him though:

JohneTruby@aol.com

nkh

DOn't use those silly card sized CD's, they don't work in slot loading drives and does anyone ever actually put them in thier machine?

IWatkins

Standard electronic distribution of brochures originally destined for print is to turn them into Adobe Acrobat files. Burn to CD with an autostart front end, oh, and throw on a copy of Acrobat Reader just in case the client doesn't have it already installed.