Shirley's Online Recipe Book
Recipe Book Information
PRICES ARE CURRENT AS OF 01/11/2011 11:20 PM
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Either obtain or currently possess a blank CD-RW, CD-R, CD+R discs or a Flash Drive. If you do not know what a Flash Drive looks like go to http://www.bestbuy.com and search for "Flash Drives". That should give you some idea as to what one is. If you do not possess a CD or DVD Burner then I would suggest you invest in a Flash Drive unless you already have one. Also do NOT use a blank DVD those are for video not data files. You will see why you will need that later on in step 2.
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Below you will find a link to the PDF version of "Shirley's Recipe Book" you will need to save that file to your above chosen medium. In other words, what you are going use whether it be a CD or Flash Drive.
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Once you have the file downloaded and saved to your medium of choice remove the medium source from the computer.
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You now have Shirley's Recipe Book in digital form which is the first step before you can get it on paper. Now you will need to go down to Office Depot's Printing Department to have Shirley's Recipe Book printed off your medium. The whole process should cost no more than $ for Coil Bound. Below you will find a link to a spreadsheet where you can calculate cost to publish the recipe book if you would like to have your own copy.
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When you go to have them print and bind the document here is the criteria you must specify:
You want all 41 pages printed in color.
You want the document printed on front & back using two-sided printing.
You want the pages laminated in 8.5 x 11 in laminate to protect the paper pages from spills.
You want the document Coil or Hard Bound.
PLEASE NOTE: If you would like a copy of the original file in Microsoft Publisher Format, please contact me using the "Contact Me" link above and I will be more than happy to email you a copy. Please in your email, tell me the version of Publisher you have and i will send you a copy compatible with your software. I would post it for download, but the file is larger that my web host allows per a single file.