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<blockquote data-quote="Rasyr" data-source="post: 1855847" data-attributes="member: 2855">de nada!That is a bit of a sore point. hehe ICE sent this book to the printer back in May! We have yet to see anything from this printer, although they were paid back when we sent it to them. The boss has not gotten any information out of them other than it will be done soon (they keep giving us delivery dates and then continually miss them). The boss won't even tell me who the printer is (other than they are in the mid-west someplace) cause he is afraid I would go on an rampage against them (or that I might let it slip to our customers who would do the same thing - hehe). Just the latest in a long line of printer-related nightmares this year....I will most definitely be extremely glad when we get our own in-house printing system (due to be delivered within a month) so that we won't have to deal with printers (except for special things like maps and such) anymore. It will also allow us to almost instantly be able to update books with corrected errata and such as we find and fix it.And the bindings on books done with this system are fabulous. They sent us some samples, and I abused them as much as I could, and could not break the binding. I was impressed to say the least.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rasyr, post: 1855847, member: 2855"] de nada! That is a bit of a sore point. hehe ICE sent this book to the printer back in May! We have yet to see anything from this printer, although they were paid back when we sent it to them. The boss has not gotten any information out of them other than it will be done soon (they keep giving us delivery dates and then continually miss them). The boss won't even tell me who the printer is (other than they are in the mid-west someplace) cause he is afraid I would go on an rampage against them (or that I might let it slip to our customers who would do the same thing - hehe). Just the latest in a long line of printer-related nightmares this year.... I will most definitely be extremely glad when we get our own in-house printing system (due to be delivered within a month) so that we won't have to deal with printers (except for special things like maps and such) anymore. It will also allow us to almost instantly be able to update books with corrected errata and such as we find and fix it. And the bindings on books done with this system are fabulous. They sent us some samples, and I abused them as much as I could, and could not break the binding. I was impressed to say the least. [/QUOTE]

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