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Which Envelope is Right For Your Project?
Last week, we showed you how to set up a mail merge file. Now that you can do that, it's time to decide which envelope is best for your project. There are a lot of different styles out there, and we we're here to help wade through it all. Today we're going to discuss...
Printing Tips & Tricks: Setting Up a Mail Merge
Save yourself time! Addressing envelopes—especially for mass mailings—can be time consuming and a total bore. However, most printers can print envelopes and doing everything on the computer can save you lots of stress and time. With a few simple steps, you can cut...
Printing Tips & Tricks: Printing Methods
So you're ready to print your job, but you want white ink or metallic gold lettering, how do you print those specs? There's so many different ways to print work, and each has it's own benefits. This week we'll talk about some of the printing methods available...
Printing Tips: Setting Up a Perfect Bound Book
A few weeks ago, we gave a brief overview of the different kinds of binding that Village Copier has to offer. This week, we're going to delve further into how to set up a perfect bound book so you can have profession and sleek presentations and portfolios....
Printing Tips: Setting Up a Saddle Stitch Book
Last week we went over the different types of binding we offer here at Village Copier, but not all books are created equally! This week we're going to delve into the proper way to set up a saddle stitch book, so you can print your zine, comics, and booklets...
Printing Tips: Books
Books are awesome! They're a great professional way to present a presentation, show off your best work, get your word out the public, and more. Printing a book, however, can be confusing. There are so many binding options that it can sometimes be difficult to...
Printing Tips: Adding Bleeds to Your Document
Printing Tips: Adding Cropmarks to Your Document
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