I'll have a look into this myself later but thought some of my LJ friends and readers might be able to propel me off to a head start when I do.
I'm looking at getting a number of CD-ROMs produced containing data (PDFs, etc) and was wondering if anyone knew of a good company to talk to (in the UK/Europe and/or US/Canada) who can produce booklets, case covers and printed fronts to the CD-ROMs themselves.
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I'm looking at getting a number of CD-ROMs produced containing data (PDFs, etc) and was wondering if anyone knew of a good company to talk to (in the UK/Europe and/or US/Canada) who can produce booklets, case covers and printed fronts to the CD-ROMs themselves.
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angusabranson- Angus Abranson
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Please use him.
Cheers for the suggestion though :)
If you want to print the smaller numbers, a local printshop will do your inlays & booklets, and you can buy a lightscribe drive for your PC, or a small replicator...
If so, you can get kits that give you a small machiney thing to do that, and the software to print the design you want off your own computer.
I'd have thought a small amount would be cheaper done that way.
My Dad recently put all of my parents music tapes, cds and old tv tapes onto DVD as they had thousands and they had to move countries. He did it all himself and put the cd labels on himself.