RE: Re: AIS: REF: AIS as International Registration Autho

Hi Neil,
I think you are right.  But what about the people who have not converted
their lives to computer lives.
Char

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From: owner-iris@hort.net [o*@hort.net] On Behalf Of Robt R
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Subject: Re: [iris] Re: AIS: REF: AIS as International Registration Autho

Yes the cost of printing is high but does somewhere under $25 sound
acceptable. Of course the price isn't my call the Spuria Society might want
a larger profit. The possibilities are out there.

Neil A Mogensen <neilm@charter.net> wrote:Laurie said "I'll be at the front
of the line" in reference to a color photo
check list being offered.

I'd be right behind her--if I could afford the book(s).

The cost of printing and binding a book with text only is not small.

A book with both text and accurate color prints---astronomical! A hundred
dollars a copy? Probably that or more.

But--publication on CD or DVD (better)--or on the probably upcoming 2-sided
DVD--would be another matter. It costs almost nothing to make a CD or DVD.
The cost of the raw media--small. The cost of data transfer--small. The
royalty rights of the originator or copyright owner--higher. The balance?
Distribution and cost of sales--high.

But not nearly as high as the well-printed version.

Neil Mogensen z 7 western NC mountains

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