i dont know if kinkos does it, ive done it on my own though. transparencies are rather expensive, especially if you want to use color safe transparencies (but it looks awesssommmeeee).

Brian's printer does it, but he's in San Francisco and the printer is in Indianapolis, so I'm outta luck. Our school printers also say NO SPECIAL PAPERS, unless plotting, which still is not transparent. Sigh.



Explain color safe transparencies. I really just need to print a tabloid size transparency with around 6 different square images on it for another project.

Kinkos does it. They do a fine job as long as they are compitent

Do you know how much each cost for one? Did they allow the tabloid or only letter-sized?

as in there are different types of transparencies, some are safe for xerox, some are safe for b+w and others can go on laser printers.



what type of printer does your school have? ours SAYS you can't use certain material, but i've printed vellum and transparencies on them.

No, they keep a close eye on them and I would be banned if I tried loading something different into it. Not a possibility! And it's dumb because our art store sells lots of special papers that you cannot use in the CGC a floor above.

I do not know about the tabloid, but they do letter size. it's like 90 cents a print, I think... it could be cheaper.

Do you have to supply your own transparencies at Kinko's, then?





Haha INQUISITIVE! I got that award in my 7th grade science class. [not that funny]

nope, they should have transparencies.

if you already have your own though, it might be cheaper that way.

Excellent! I think I'm ready then.

yay!!!



i loved my project i did transparencies with. it was a pain but looked pretty zweet.