from paper to tablet

[Towne Motel]

I've just performed a techno miracle (for me) and downloaded all of the PDFs to my tablet.  VERY excited to swipe rather than turn pages--and sweat it at the concerts 0:  Hooray for the 21st century! And thanks for the PDFs, Tony.

Also happy to see that Paul is staying with us tenors :) 

Cheers,

Katja and Siobhan

Towne Motel

207-236-3377

www.camdenmotel.com

www.facebook.com/TowneMotel

[Eric Evans]

Hi Singers,

I called Staples and got the price of $40 and two hours for them to do the 1- to 2-sided job for just our two big pieces. Then I did it all at home in about an hour on my HP OfficeJet printer.  I made two stacks of our 1-side sheets — first, 3rd, 5th, etc went into the paper tray,  And the alternates 2nd, 4th, 6th, etc went into the document feeder. I did this in 20-sheet batches, being careful with order, orientations etc. No new paper needed, and now I have a huge stack of heavier-than-normal printer paper (with music on the back).

Eric Evans

[Ross Faneuf]

I used a do-it-yourself machine at Staples to make 1 -> 2 sided copies, 3 hole punched, for about $20. It took about 15 minutes.

 

Ross Faneuf

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