Has anyone used professional printers?

[Sumi]

I would like to give some family members a print out of the family tree.... there are 231 names so probably just the relevant names. My efforts are just not good enough to frame and give as a gift. Has anyone any tips re professional printing?

thank you

Sue

[Michael Duke]

Yes, I have used a chap well known on this list I think. If I remember correctly his was Ron and he lived in the West midlands. I'm sorry but thats all I can recall. Regards Michael

[Megan Roberts]

Alternatively why not look for a locally based printer and talk to them about what they could do for you?

[Neil Wilson]

There are some small shops around here offer a service for the university students to bind their work. I think something like that would suffice. Try Google for your local area

[Michael Duke]

Megan, I agree, I live in the West Midlands and Ron was local to me. I just can't remember his name and address.

best regards Michael

[Peter Goodey]

A specialist firm would be best. Google genealogy printers for some ideas (which coincidentally may just be the name of the firm that Michael couldn't recall).

(For Google please read "the search engine of your choice - preferably from a company who pay their taxes")

[Sumi]

thank you all for the advice.

Sue

[Zen Rabbit]

I am just in the process of having a 100 A3 posters printed off total cost £30

[Sumi]

Hi Zen Rabbit... what did you give the printer?...a memory stick? When it comes to computer vocabulary I am hopeless so would really apprecicate a simple explanation if you please.

Sue

[Neil Wilson]

Sue, most printers I use for charity leaflets take pdf attachments to emails.