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<blockquote data-quote="Haltherrion" data-source="post: 5409456" data-attributes="member: 18253">I use both Office Depot and Fedex (although on the latter, be sure you are selecting the standard paper and not their premium &quot;executive&quot; paper which will triple the cost). They take just about anything including pdfs. I've always used pdfs even for my own work because its more likely to get you exactly what you have in mind. For a few bucks more, both places will three-hole punch or bind the docs for you and you can submit all of this online and have it shipped to you or pick it up yourself. Basic jobs are generally done in a few hours. I believe they will bind multiple docs into a single binder but haven't tried that (if nothing else, you could probably put that in the special instructions or hand deliver the print job.)&nbsp;Last time I was waiting to pick up a doc at Office Depot I noticed they sell pdf to .doc converters so pdfs are not &quot;uncrackable&quot;. I'd advise everyone to respect 3rd party copyrights but if you have a legit reason for making something in a pdf editable, there are ways to do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Haltherrion, post: 5409456, member: 18253"] I use both Office Depot and Fedex (although on the latter, be sure you are selecting the standard paper and not their premium "executive" paper which will triple the cost). They take just about anything including pdfs. I've always used pdfs even for my own work because its more likely to get you exactly what you have in mind. For a few bucks more, both places will three-hole punch or bind the docs for you and you can submit all of this online and have it shipped to you or pick it up yourself. Basic jobs are generally done in a few hours. I believe they will bind multiple docs into a single binder but haven't tried that (if nothing else, you could probably put that in the special instructions or hand deliver the print job.) Last time I was waiting to pick up a doc at Office Depot I noticed they sell pdf to .doc converters so pdfs are not "uncrackable". I'd advise everyone to respect 3rd party copyrights but if you have a legit reason for making something in a pdf editable, there are ways to do it. [/QUOTE]

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