Features & Benefits
Highly Versatile
Optimised for printing in sheet-fed offset, heat-set web offset, cold-set web offset.
Superior Finishing
Suitable for all types of finishing: gluing, spiral binding, limp binding, saddle stitching, perfect binding, cutting and folding.
Designed For Multiple Applications
Formulated for a wide range of end products: posters, books, catalogues, envelopes, manuals, brochures, direct mail, dining mats, newsletters, financial reports, bill advertisements and more.
Application:
Offset
Format:
WebFed and SheetFed
Premium paper designed for full colour, high speed offset machines - for best quality print iobs.
Premium quality paper for writing grade products like diaries, exercise books and notebooks.
Choose the "media" that suits you best. Paper + pen, paper + pen and old school ink, typewriter where every letter deserves an effort + old yellowed paper. And if you write directly on your screen, which keyboard do you prefer, what software etc. Writing on computer deserves almost an article on its own: I suggest you close any form of flashing distraction, MSN, Outlook, Facebook chat plops or Skype bloopers ... or even cutting the Internet. There is also software to "blackout" on your computer and create a full-screen environment conducive to writing. If you have a Mac, I recommend Ommwriter, which I told you about a few months ago. I write more than that, it's happiness. Take the time to test your "optimum" environment: day, night, transportation, with or without music (and what music?), At home, in your bed, in your office, on the toilet ... each his own thing. To find out which one suits you mine, I invite you to test all kinds of configurations. You'll see that there will be words where Daddy in Mom (I do not know who released this old expression on our fan page FB but I laughed) and others where it will not work for you. For whom do you write? Yes, it can sink open door and yet, this is the basic question to ask before embarking on any form of writing. What is it for you? Put your ideas before writing. Re-basic of home basic, but "what is conceived well is stated clearly". Better to leave clear ideas to transcribe as simply as possible. Confront your audience. Ok your mother thinks that you write well but you do not judge it objective and maybe you're right. So use the fantastic internet for more useful purposes than to watch H24 your wall Facebook: offers articles to publish on this page typemyessays.com, open a blog, just post your texts on the Forum Ecriture ... One of the golden rules when you propose a text exposed to criticism: keep in mind that people will judge and give you their opinion on your text, not on you, it may prevent you from burning your bulb for nothing. Listen, read the remarks, try to dig the most constructive criticism, take notes ... hell yeah this is the best way to progress.
