Potlatch
Mountie Matte was selected as the best paper for desktop publishing
by Professor Lin Osborne, who has created his own textbooks for
years.
Why
use books written by other people when you are an expert in the
field you are teaching about? Advances in digital printing now allow
each and any professor to create their own handouts. We all have
thousands of color slides. Just get a hold of the new Nikon dedicated
35mm
color scanner and you are all set to reproduce your own material
for your students. Don't forget that a Macintosh generates thumbnail
pictures automatically; it is a serious mistake to struggle with
photographic images on a PC clone.
Mountie
Matte has a cream shade that enhances the color images. We much
prefer the heavier stock, it adds substance to any publication,
manual, or workbook.
Once
we recognized the qualities of Mountie Matte, we checked
out what else Potlatch had to offer and found Potlatch
McCoy, which we will be testing soon.
In
the meantime, Potlatch papers are available from Mac Papers.
Potlatch 1 800 447-2133
Once
you have all your paper nicely printed, how can you bind it for
distribution? Check out Ibico equipment, available from Baudville
1 800 728-0888, or from Highsmith 1 800-558-2110.
Other
suppliers and distributors include Keysan, Office Zone
Another
desktop binding system is available from Spiral Binding Company,
1 800 631-3572.
Plenty
of systems available, try out Rilecart wire binding system, (305)
534-9750 · Fax: (305) 672-3394 , E-mail: wirebind@rilecart.com
Renz
combi wire binding system is another.
If
you don't want to bind in-house, you can send your work out to Rasch
Graphic Services Corporation - a bookbindery offering full service
perfect binding, saddle stitching, plastic coil, wire-o, gbc, folding
and all the extras. Or, for a place in your area, check the national
listings on The Publisher's Yellow Pages.
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