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Something you do not know about printing !  1. Which is the largest printed book in the world ? The answer is Klencke Atlas !   It's printed in 1660, and only 31 copies of the book. It is 1.75 metres tall (about 5 ft, 9in) by 1.9 metres wide when open (about 6 ft, 3in), 39 sheets/68 pages, 150 kgs. It needs six people to carry it and one person to turn it over with much strength. 2. Which is the  smallest hardcover book  in the world ? The answer is a hardback book printed in 1952, the size is 3.5mm x 3.5mm, which is smaller than a fifty cents coin.   It's with black hardcover, printed by toppan printing. It's a catholic bible combines 7 languages, including American English, British English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish, and Swedish.     3. Which is the biggest size poster in the world ? The answer is poster for the film Boss.   It's printed by a 5 meters width inkjet printer on 36 sheets of PVC board at  size 5 metres x 18 meters and connected together, it costs 30

  Twelve money-saving printing questions to be asked before printing your promotional material There are questions you should ask yourself and your commercial printing company in order to make the most of your print budget. Please check the below printing questions with excellent comments. No.1: Will more than one person to check the printing proof before printing? Obviously,no matter how many times you proofread text, you may miss the same glaring error each time it’s passed over. Double checking by another persons, you can sort this out quickly. In fact, the more people that proof your job the better. Unlike online content, you can correct the mistakes later found. Remember, a spell checker won’t catch all the mistakes on your text. More specifically, it won’t catch misspellings that form other valid words. No. 2 If we change the size of the printed product, can we print on a smaller printing machine and save money? There’s no need to have your A5 leaflet printed by a large commercia