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From: Eastern
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 14:26
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 14:26
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We had a customer survey printed that will go in a letter. The survey is a postage-paid return mail piece, folded to a 4x9 with the opening on the right. When we had this piece printed in the past, we included a line that asked customers to seal the edge with tape before they mailed it. The problem was that customers were taping all edges of the piece, making it difficult to re-open. So instead we had the project quoted from our printer, using a double-sided tape (they don't have the capabilities for remoistable glue). Now the printer called me saying that the double-sided tape covers up the words in our customer survey (they didn't bother to tell me what margin they needed for the tape ahead of time). So the brochures have already been printed, and the tape covers up the words. Are there any other options we can do to have these sealed, without having to reprint all of them? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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