[Penguicon-Concom] Too late for CD duplication

[Dan DeSloover]

Matt Arnold wrote:
> I just got off the phone with the doadisc.com, the CD duplication
> service that Aaron recommended at the meeting. We were going to get
> $1000 disks with black printing for $400.
>
> I am just barely too late. I have the master disk with me to overnight
> it to them at the Post Office. But the earliest they could ship our
> disks would be Friday, to arrive the next business day, which is
> Monday. So it would miss Ohio LinuxFest, which is Saturday. I thought
> the turnover could be faster, and didn't check. I dropped the ball on
> this, and I'm sorry.
>
> The cheapest option provided by the local shop, Copy Rite, is $585 for
> 750 disks on low-quality media with no printing. This is more than we
> decided we were willing to pay.
>
> Tonight I'll put the contents of the new and improved master disk on
> the web for anyone who would like to burn more copies at home. I would
> appreciate it if the Lansing User Group guys could bring the Burn Unit
> out to Penguicon so we can at least produce a trickle of disks to put
> in the hands of a few OLF attendees. Does anyone else have any
> options?
>
> -Matt
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I was at Meijer of all places and did see permanent ink, ink pads. I can 
pick up a few from Crafts2000 since I live in Monroe and bring with for 
OLF. Did anyone make a penguin stamp? I don't believe it could be that 
difficult with a block of wood, a sharp knife and a couple of pieces of 
fun foam.