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Old 21-11-2008, 10:15 AM   #16
 
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For those suggesting he should buy a duplicator - its 50 CDs - FIFTY!
Hardly worth the money for that volume is it
No, not as a one off but once you have the equipment you can save a lot of money. Schools send out huge amounts of printed newsletters, brochures and prospectus information. By sending out CD's instead, the machine will pay for itself in no time and it's good for the environment
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No, not as a one off but once you have the equipment you can save a lot of money. Schools send out huge amounts of printed newsletters, brochures and prospectus information. By sending out CD's instead, the machine will pay for itself in no time and it's good for the environment
But what if they throw away the CD's? They arent recyclable whilst paper is
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No, not as a one off but once you have the equipment you can save a lot of money. Schools send out huge amounts of printed newsletters, brochures and prospectus information. By sending out CD's instead, the machine will pay for itself in no time and it's good for the environment
Our School Prospectus from next year will go out as a CD / DVD - partly one of the reasons why I am looking at getting a duplicator.
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No, not as a one off but once you have the equipment you can save a lot of money. Schools send out huge amounts of printed newsletters, brochures and prospectus information. By sending out CD's instead, the machine will pay for itself in no time and it's good for the environment
Yup, we bought a CD/DVD duplicator/printer machine for this very reason. We wanted to send out 200 cd's once, and it was done by hand. So i suggested that we just get a duplicator and it gets used constantly now.

Not to mention the fact that it looks very professional when you burn off one disc and put a custom printed top on it with the school logo. Very nice.
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But what if they throw away the CD's? They arent recyclable whilst paper is
London Recycling Ltd: Specialist Items: CDs

Ha ha, sorry just being sanctimonious!
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