RE: Plastic sleeve help needed

["David J. Bookbinder" <david_bookbinder@sprynet.com>]

<x-charset iso-8859-1>A cheap way to do this, which would also give your students something to put
the picture in once it was printed, would be to put them in Avery sheet
8.5"x11" sheet protectors (the kind designed to go in a 3-ring binder).
These are under ten cents each for the "standard" variety, and even cheaper
for the cheapest variety. They are available at the Staples nearest you, so
you could look at what other, perhaps even cheaper, alternatives exist. I
keep my prints in these and have had no problems with them so far. If I were
picking up a few sheets of paper, one at a time, I'd rather get them in
something I could use afterwards than in a bag I could not put in a binder.

- David

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-epson-inkjet@leben.com
[mailto:owner-epson-inkjet@leben.com]On Behalf Of Alan Womack
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 9:58 AM
To: Majordomo leben.com
Subject: re: Plastic sleeve help needed


I believe I have seen something like this at mediastreet in their proofing
envelopes, I'm not sure if the economics work though.

Alan

Their address is in the faq
http://welcome.to/epson-inkjet

 >>  What I would like to do is acquire some type of
 >>  envelope etc. to put these in when sold or so we can pre package them
so
 >>  the customer can grab and go.  I have linked through to most sites
 >>  people talk about on this list when talking about places they get ink
or
 >>  paper.  I remember seeing on one or two sites some type of plastic
 >>  archival envelopes or something similar.  However now I don't remember
 >>  all the sites or which site it was.  Can someone help me out or have
any
 >>  other ideas for me.  Replies offlist are fine.




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