posted 10-20-2005 06:32 PM                  

Here is a sample;

I'm still working out the details.

Just a heads up...

posted 10-21-2005 09:25 AM                  

Brad

posted 10-21-2005 03:29 PM                  

quote:

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Originally posted by BradleyG:
Are these in addition to the one TUIB is working on. I'll take 2 of each.

Brad

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Brad,

This is a project I'm undertaking on my own. I do not know what TUIB is working on.

As soon as I iron out the details with the calendar, I will let you guys know when you can order them. If all works out, these will be for the year 2006.

I will also offer screen savers with control settings.

posted 10-21-2005 05:19 PM                  

Still, I'll take 2.

Thanks Dan,

posted 10-21-2005 05:20 PM                  

quote:

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Originally posted by dpena:
Brad,

This is a project I'm undertaking on my own. I do not know what TUIB is working on.

As soon as I iron out the details with the calendar, I will let you guys know when you can order them. If all works out, these will be for the year 2006.

I will also offer screen savers with control settings.

Later...

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Dan, hook me up with 4 calendars....

posted 10-31-2005 12:12 AM                  

I'm waiting on one last quote to decide whether or not I will proceed with this.

Right now it looks like I would need a minimum of 250 calendars at roughly $20 or maybe less before I could take these into print. Keep in mind these would be the following features;

• Standard 12” x 12” format (pages hang together 12” x 24”)
  
• Premium 100 lb. gloss cover stock outside (outside cover pages are UV-coated)
  
• 100 lb. gloss text (inside pages are aqueous coated on both sides)
  
• Printed in full-color throughout the calendar
  
• Saddle-stitched or wire-o binding
  

I'm hoping this last quote will be the winning mix.

posted 11-01-2005 02:45 AM                  

quote:

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Originally posted by dpena:
Right now it looks like I would need a minimum of 250 calendars at roughly $20 or maybe less before I could take these into print. Keep in mind these would be the following features;

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Well... I'll take 1 With the features you want it will be expensive to produce at a minimum run... I know you take pride in your work (& you should be proud of it) & no-doubt, the paper stock you want to use & how you want to present it will display your work at even higher standards & the way it should... Honestly. Your work speaks for itself... You can go with a little bit cheaper final presentation & still have a Kick A$$ calendar. Tell you what I'll take three

WildBill

posted 11-08-2005 11:29 AM                  

I do not want to do a flat matte calendar so I officially announce my withdrawal from this project.

Thank you all who showed interest in this project.