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February 26, 2008

South Carolina Trial Law Blog: Sending Print Jobs to Kinko's Online

Link: South Carolina Trial Law Blog: Sending Print Jobs to Kinko's Online. This is a great tip for solo lawyers. I use Staples for the same purpose. Solos don't have large staffs of paralegals and secretaries who can print, collate and produce big print jobs. We also don't want to have the costs and expense of the large equipment required. While I like the idea of sending the job to Kinko's or Staples online, it is just as easy for us to go to the local Staple's store in person. Outsourcing helps give jobs to local office superstore employees. :-)

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