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David Neeley wrote. . .
> I would not suggest printing it yourself and then
> having a book bound...unless you are working with
> *very* small quantities. Otherwise, offset printing
> with multiple-page signatures is much more
> efficient and often cheaper.
A good friend of mine went the self-publish route but underestimated the
demand and went crazy with requests that strung out over several years. He
tried XLibris (http://www2.xlibris.com/) and is quite happy with this
publish-on-demand service. The buyer of a book has a lot of options for
quality of the product.
Jim Marchant
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