Cost To Print Color Copies At Kinko's

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The FedEx place where I live is cheaper than the small copy shop, so basically I'm saying it shouldn't cost you more than $18 to print your manuscript at FedEx. But at home, if you have ink left over afterwards, you can use it to print other documents, perhaps smaller documents that would just be too expensive to have printed out at FedEx.

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

Kinko's will charge you 50 cents a page to print in black and white and 99 cents or $1.49 per page in color (depending on the type of printer that location has and the number of pages you print). I'm not sure about the binding costs, but most likely it will be under 2 dollars, depending on the cover.

Color printing is expensive, there's no way around it. The consumables (toner, etc.) alone to print the document you printed would easily cost $20. That doesn't include paper, binding, hole punching, the cost of the printer, the overhead of the B&M location (employees, the insurance in case you run your hand through the fuser, etc.), profit, etc. $100 is a bargain. Viper GTS.

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This will save you money on printing costs and ensure that your document looks professional. Choose the right paper: If you're printing a document that you need to present or hand out, make sure you choose the right paper. FedEx Office offers a variety of paper types, from glossy to matte, to fit your specific needs.

How much would it cost to print 100 half b/w, half color zines, 16 pages each, at Kinko's? I understand this might be taken off the sub, but I'm a beginner and I recently printed a zine at Mixam and it was great but it's all b/w and I want to make more zines with color affordably. Would Fedex be the place to go? Or should I go somewhere else?

Kinko's will charge you 50 cents a page to print in black and white and 99 cents or $1.49 per page in color (depending on the type of printer that location has and the number of pages you print). I'm not sure about the binding costs, but most likely it will be under 2 dollars, depending on the cover.

Color printing is expensive, there's no way around it. The consumables (toner, etc.) alone to print the document you printed would easily cost $20. That doesn't include paper, binding, hole punching, the cost of the printer, the overhead of the B&M location (employees, the insurance in case you run your hand through the fuser, etc.), profit, etc. $100 is a bargain. Viper GTS.

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How much would it cost to print 100 half b/w, half color zines, 16 pages each, at Kinko's? I understand this might be taken off the sub, but I'm a beginner and I recently printed a zine at Mixam and it was great but it's all b/w and I want to make more zines with color affordably. Would Fedex be the place to go? Or should I go somewhere else?

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

This thread has taken an interesting turn - from clear laminating at Kinko's vs OD to getting quality inkjet prints. OD is still the place for clear laminate printing - better quality at 1/3 the price of Kinko's - if you want to pay the big bucks for a lesser quality product - Kinko's/FedEx will welcome your money.

This will save you money on printing costs and ensure that your document looks professional. Choose the right paper: If you're printing a document that you need to present or hand out, make sure you choose the right paper. FedEx Office offers a variety of paper types, from glossy to matte, to fit your specific needs.

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This will save you money on printing costs and ensure that your document looks professional. Choose the right paper: If you're printing a document that you need to present or hand out, make sure you choose the right paper. FedEx Office offers a variety of paper types, from glossy to matte, to fit your specific needs.

How much would it cost to print 100 half b/w, half color zines, 16 pages each, at Kinko's? I understand this might be taken off the sub, but I'm a beginner and I recently printed a zine at Mixam and it was great but it's all b/w and I want to make more zines with color affordably. Would Fedex be the place to go? Or should I go somewhere else?

Cardstock is usually a bit more expensive, color printing is more expensive. Opening multiple PDFs is more expensive (yes some places charge per file that has to be opened which is stupid). What I did for my GFs wedding a few years back was print at Kinkos on 11x17 cardstock and I made the design to fit the MOST I could without hurting the content.

The FedEx place where I live is cheaper than the small copy shop, so basically I'm saying it shouldn't cost you more than $18 to print your manuscript at FedEx. But at home, if you have ink left over afterwards, you can use it to print other documents, perhaps smaller documents that would just be too expensive to have printed out at FedEx.

Color printing is expensive, there's no way around it. The consumables (toner, etc.) alone to print the document you printed would easily cost $20. That doesn't include paper, binding, hole punching, the cost of the printer, the overhead of the B&M location (employees, the insurance in case you run your hand through the fuser, etc.), profit, etc. $100 is a bargain. Viper GTS.

This thread has taken an interesting turn - from clear laminating at Kinko's vs OD to getting quality inkjet prints. OD is still the place for clear laminate printing - better quality at 1/3 the price of Kinko's - if you want to pay the big bucks for a lesser quality product - Kinko's/FedEx will welcome your money.

Cardstock is usually a bit more expensive, color printing is more expensive. Opening multiple PDFs is more expensive (yes some places charge per file that has to be opened which is stupid). What I did for my GFs wedding a few years back was print at Kinkos on 11x17 cardstock and I made the design to fit the MOST I could without hurting the content.

The FedEx place where I live is cheaper than the small copy shop, so basically I'm saying it shouldn't cost you more than $18 to print your manuscript at FedEx. But at home, if you have ink left over afterwards, you can use it to print other documents, perhaps smaller documents that would just be too expensive to have printed out at FedEx.

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When at Kinko's save your work on the workstation as a.pdf file and ask one of the employees behind the counter to run the print on their color copier/printers. They're usually high quality machines that are superior to the small color printer attached to their networked for.

Color printing is expensive, there's no way around it. The consumables (toner, etc.) alone to print the document you printed would easily cost $20. That doesn't include paper, binding, hole punching, the cost of the printer, the overhead of the B&M location (employees, the insurance in case you run your hand through the fuser, etc.), profit, etc. $100 is a bargain. Viper GTS.

Cardstock is usually a bit more expensive, color printing is more expensive. Opening multiple PDFs is more expensive (yes some places charge per file that has to be opened which is stupid). What I did for my GFs wedding a few years back was print at Kinkos on 11x17 cardstock and I made the design to fit the MOST I could without hurting the content.

Kinko's will charge you 50 cents a page to print in black and white and 99 cents or $1.49 per page in color (depending on the type of printer that location has and the number of pages you print). I'm not sure about the binding costs, but most likely it will be under 2 dollars, depending on the cover.

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How much would it cost to print 100 half b/w, half color zines, 16 pages each, at Kinko's? I understand this might be taken off the sub, but I'm a beginner and I recently printed a zine at Mixam and it was great but it's all b/w and I want to make more zines with color affordably. Would Fedex be the place to go? Or should I go somewhere else?

This will save you money on printing costs and ensure that your document looks professional. Choose the right paper: If you're printing a document that you need to present or hand out, make sure you choose the right paper. FedEx Office offers a variety of paper types, from glossy to matte, to fit your specific needs.

When at Kinko's save your work on the workstation as a.pdf file and ask one of the employees behind the counter to run the print on their color copier/printers. They're usually high quality machines that are superior to the small color printer attached to their networked for.

Color printing is expensive, there's no way around it. The consumables (toner, etc.) alone to print the document you printed would easily cost $20. That doesn't include paper, binding, hole punching, the cost of the printer, the overhead of the B&M location (employees, the insurance in case you run your hand through the fuser, etc.), profit, etc. $100 is a bargain. Viper GTS.

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Kinko's will charge you 50 cents a page to print in black and white and 99 cents or $1.49 per page in color (depending on the type of printer that location has and the number of pages you print). I'm not sure about the binding costs, but most likely it will be under 2 dollars, depending on the cover.

When at Kinko's save your work on the workstation as a.pdf file and ask one of the employees behind the counter to run the print on their color copier/printers. They're usually high quality machines that are superior to the small color printer attached to their networked for.

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

The FedEx place where I live is cheaper than the small copy shop, so basically I'm saying it shouldn't cost you more than $18 to print your manuscript at FedEx. But at home, if you have ink left over afterwards, you can use it to print other documents, perhaps smaller documents that would just be too expensive to have printed out at FedEx.

When at Kinko's save your work on the workstation as a.pdf file and ask one of the employees behind the counter to run the print on their color copier/printers. They're usually high quality machines that are superior to the small color printer attached to their networked for.

The FedEx place where I live is cheaper than the small copy shop, so basically I'm saying it shouldn't cost you more than $18 to print your manuscript at FedEx. But at home, if you have ink left over afterwards, you can use it to print other documents, perhaps smaller documents that would just be too expensive to have printed out at FedEx.

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

This thread has taken an interesting turn - from clear laminating at Kinko's vs OD to getting quality inkjet prints. OD is still the place for clear laminate printing - better quality at 1/3 the price of Kinko's - if you want to pay the big bucks for a lesser quality product - Kinko's/FedEx will welcome your money.

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This will save you money on printing costs and ensure that your document looks professional. Choose the right paper: If you're printing a document that you need to present or hand out, make sure you choose the right paper. FedEx Office offers a variety of paper types, from glossy to matte, to fit your specific needs.

Cardstock is usually a bit more expensive, color printing is more expensive. Opening multiple PDFs is more expensive (yes some places charge per file that has to be opened which is stupid). What I did for my GFs wedding a few years back was print at Kinkos on 11x17 cardstock and I made the design to fit the MOST I could without hurting the content.

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

The FedEx place where I live is cheaper than the small copy shop, so basically I'm saying it shouldn't cost you more than $18 to print your manuscript at FedEx. But at home, if you have ink left over afterwards, you can use it to print other documents, perhaps smaller documents that would just be too expensive to have printed out at FedEx.

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When at Kinko's save your work on the workstation as a.pdf file and ask one of the employees behind the counter to run the print on their color copier/printers. They're usually high quality machines that are superior to the small color printer attached to their networked for.

Kinko's will charge you 50 cents a page to print in black and white and 99 cents or $1.49 per page in color (depending on the type of printer that location has and the number of pages you print). I'm not sure about the binding costs, but most likely it will be under 2 dollars, depending on the cover.

This will save you money on printing costs and ensure that your document looks professional. Choose the right paper: If you're printing a document that you need to present or hand out, make sure you choose the right paper. FedEx Office offers a variety of paper types, from glossy to matte, to fit your specific needs.

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

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When at Kinko's save your work on the workstation as a.pdf file and ask one of the employees behind the counter to run the print on their color copier/printers. They're usually high quality machines that are superior to the small color printer attached to their networked for.

This thread has taken an interesting turn - from clear laminating at Kinko's vs OD to getting quality inkjet prints. OD is still the place for clear laminate printing - better quality at 1/3 the price of Kinko's - if you want to pay the big bucks for a lesser quality product - Kinko's/FedEx will welcome your money.

How much would it cost to print 100 half b/w, half color zines, 16 pages each, at Kinko's? I understand this might be taken off the sub, but I'm a beginner and I recently printed a zine at Mixam and it was great but it's all b/w and I want to make more zines with color affordably. Would Fedex be the place to go? Or should I go somewhere else?

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

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Color printing is expensive, there's no way around it. The consumables (toner, etc.) alone to print the document you printed would easily cost $20. That doesn't include paper, binding, hole punching, the cost of the printer, the overhead of the B&M location (employees, the insurance in case you run your hand through the fuser, etc.), profit, etc. $100 is a bargain. Viper GTS.

This thread has taken an interesting turn - from clear laminating at Kinko's vs OD to getting quality inkjet prints. OD is still the place for clear laminate printing - better quality at 1/3 the price of Kinko's - if you want to pay the big bucks for a lesser quality product - Kinko's/FedEx will welcome your money.

Cardstock is usually a bit more expensive, color printing is more expensive. Opening multiple PDFs is more expensive (yes some places charge per file that has to be opened which is stupid). What I did for my GFs wedding a few years back was print at Kinkos on 11x17 cardstock and I made the design to fit the MOST I could without hurting the content.

This will save you money on printing costs and ensure that your document looks professional. Choose the right paper: If you're printing a document that you need to present or hand out, make sure you choose the right paper. FedEx Office offers a variety of paper types, from glossy to matte, to fit your specific needs.

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Cardstock is usually a bit more expensive, color printing is more expensive. Opening multiple PDFs is more expensive (yes some places charge per file that has to be opened which is stupid). What I did for my GFs wedding a few years back was print at Kinkos on 11x17 cardstock and I made the design to fit the MOST I could without hurting the content.

How much would it cost to print 100 half b/w, half color zines, 16 pages each, at Kinko's? I understand this might be taken off the sub, but I'm a beginner and I recently printed a zine at Mixam and it was great but it's all b/w and I want to make more zines with color affordably. Would Fedex be the place to go? Or should I go somewhere else?

Kinko's will charge you 50 cents a page to print in black and white and 99 cents or $1.49 per page in color (depending on the type of printer that location has and the number of pages you print). I'm not sure about the binding costs, but most likely it will be under 2 dollars, depending on the cover.

Questions about printing at Kinko's (and general color printing questions) stickboy May 3, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply.

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Kinko's will charge you 50 cents a page to print in black and white and 99 cents or $1.49 per page in color (depending on the type of printer that location has and the number of pages you print). I'm not sure about the binding costs, but most likely it will be under 2 dollars, depending on the cover.

When at Kinko's save your work on the workstation as a.pdf file and ask one of the employees behind the counter to run the print on their color copier/printers. They're usually high quality machines that are superior to the small color printer attached to their networked for.

Color printing is expensive, there's no way around it. The consumables (toner, etc.) alone to print the document you printed would easily cost $20. That doesn't include paper, binding, hole punching, the cost of the printer, the overhead of the B&M location (employees, the insurance in case you run your hand through the fuser, etc.), profit, etc. $100 is a bargain. Viper GTS.

The FedEx place where I live is cheaper than the small copy shop, so basically I'm saying it shouldn't cost you more than $18 to print your manuscript at FedEx. But at home, if you have ink left over afterwards, you can use it to print other documents, perhaps smaller documents that would just be too expensive to have printed out at FedEx.