As everyone knows, paper and water don’t make for good companions. Whether exposed directly to water (e.g., spills, floods, etc.) or indirectly (e.g, humidity, dampness, etc.), paper can be irretrievably…

Many families have their older photos, letters, birth certificates and other treasured artifacts scanned/digitized to preserve them for posterity. The question arises: how to share the photos/artifacts with other family…

Catalogs are often the lifeblood of many product retailer and wholesalers. While many companies publish online catalogs, print catalogs are still popular and desired by those who use them to…

Spiral and coil refer to the same binding method: wire, plastic-coated wire or pure plastic coils inserted through holes drilled along the edge of a book that bind pages together.…

Preparing Your Manuscript to Meet Technical Requirements for Print Book manuscripts flow through multiple phases to reach the final printed form. As discussed in Your Corporate Biography, Part 1, the…

Creating any kind of book involves roughly the same steps: researching and writing the book's content; designing and laying out the book and preparing it for print; printing the book.…

Successful, or on-the-way-to-success companies and organizations all have history that can be captured in a corporate biography. While pulling a corporate biography together is can be a formidable project, the…