Inexpansive chart printing???

[wbyron]

My last post about an "all encompassing chart" resulted in the suggestion that a "relatives chart", with one of my grandkids as the origin, would give me the largest display of the people in my family history.

I created such a chart and carried a pdf version on a thumb drive to Staples to see what it would cost to print in color. The ultimate size turned out to be 2'0" X 13'5", which they quoted at $318.20 before sales tax. As I need several copies for distribution within the family, I declined their offer and am looking for alternative less expensive sources.

Can others who have successfully printed large color charts inexpensively offer their solutions?

Thanks

[SGilbert]

Re: Inexpansive chart printing???

Have you checked FedEx Office/Kinko? They may be considerably cheaper.

[rodrigue]

Re: Inexpansive chart printing???

My last post about an "all encompassing chart" resulted in the suggestion that a "relatives chart", with one of my grandkids as the origin, would give me the largest display of the people in my family history.

I created such a chart and carried a pdf version on a thumb drive to Staples to see what it would cost to print in color. The ultimate size turned out to be 2'0" X 13'5", which they quoted at $318.20 before sales tax. As I need several copies for distribution within the family, I declined their offer and am looking for alternative less expensive sources.

Can others who have successfully printed large color charts inexpensively offer their solutions?

Thanks

You could try contacting Tim Lundin at Heartland Family Graphics (http://www.familygraphics.com/). He's a regular contributor to this forum, and he is quite familiar with Reunion charts.

[ttl]

Re: Inexpansive chart printing???

Can others who have successfully printed large color charts inexpensively offer their solutions?

Thanks for the mention, R