Following on the soccer stadium calenders we did last year we now offer mouspads with flags of all the participating teams in the world cup. Grab these popular 2010 mousepads now – minimum quantity 10 mousepads for R513.00 incl vat. Features flags of participating countries. Limited stock.
Flags of all the 2010 teams
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We now offer rubber backed mousepads, these are the traditional non slip ones. The good news is we can print these from as little as 10 pads. Prices are here
We started 10 years ago with our Rite n’ Roll mousepads. To cater for the increasing requests we have replaced these with the traditional mousepads. The trick was to find a reliable supplier for the non slip rubber base which we have now done. These are sized at 215 mm x 180 mm.
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We still print these books for our customers. This is done in duplicate, triplicate, quadruplicate and quintuplicate. They are easy to use and most are done with the bottom copy of the set not perforated so that it stays in the book.
An example of some NCR Books printed by us.
These are used for the following, Tax invoice books, Cash sale books, Time sheets, Gate releases, Job cards etc. whatever you need to keep written records of. We perforate, and number as part of the service. Even the numbering of books is tracked so the next order the numbers flow sequentially.
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Don’t know what to do with all those digital photos you took during the December holidays? Turn them into a photo collage (here is a great FREE program for doing just that: http://picasa.google.com/ ), bring it in on a disc and we will print it to a poster size for you. Great gift idea.
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Black and white copies/prints are now on special for the next few weeks. 
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Here is our wall calendar the single page one.
single page wall calendar
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With the world cup here next year we have done 3 different calendars with the soccer stadiums that will be used for the world cup.
The first is DL Coil Bound Desk Calendars these are the tent calendars with 14 pages spiral bound at the top to a triangular cardboard stand.
2010 soccer stadium calandar
2010 coil bound tent calendar
Click on the here to get a price list. Some idea is the minimum is 20 and the cost is R738 plus VAT this includes printing with your logo and contact details.
Cover of the CD calendar
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Here are the prices for CD Calendars for the 2010 year. These are great for space on today’s small desktops, together with digital printing we will do as little as 20 calendars.
Our 2009 CD Calendar
The minimum quantity is 20 and includes simple artwork.
20 for R761.00 excluding VAT.
30 for R969.00 excluding VAT.
The full price list is available here CD Calendar Price List.
Here we include your images, the details are, digitally printed in full colour on 200gsm gloss. Consists of 14 pages and comes packaged in a plastic CD calendar case. Includes simple artwork and 2 colour proofs. Ready in 3 working days.
If you want we have CD calendars on which your logo and details are overprinted. Pics are here.
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Proof reading can be a major source of conflict between customers and the printshop.
Here is an article with an overview on how to proofread.
You are in a rush so you just glance at the proof. Guess what there is always time to rerun when the print job is a mess but never enough time to proof read it properly the first time. Here is some tips on how to do this. Remember you may need additional steps as well.
Proof the copy also known as text.
This where you start on the copy/ text. Review this for spelling are you using the correct dictionary and regional spelling. Then check the grammar, punctuation, and most importantly, accuracy of content. Making changes later in the design process will only slow things down, so make sure that everything is perfect before moving on to the next step.
Proof the images.
Check the proof
Viewing the images on your computer is a great place to start, but bear in mind that the colours shown on the screen will not be a perfect match to the colours that are finally printed. Be sure to check the size and resolution of the image. For high quality jobs, it is better to have a physical proof rather than just an on the screen proof of the images done on professional proofing equipment, you will get a better idea of the true colour of the piece.
Proof the pages.
Checking an entire page of an original can be done on screen, print out the page sometimes you can read it on the screen but it is too small or large on paper. Look over the typesetting, composition, image placement and text, as well as hyphenation and line line spacing, formats and bleeds.
Assumptions.
Don’t assume anything if you are worried about a washed out look or fuzzy picture or funny font question it before the job goes to print.
The difference between a thorough proofing process and a quick proof check is the time you may spend to redo a job. Do it right first time will save you time and money in the long run.
