Hi, If you want to do some copies inexpensively.... I did two copies bringing together my notes making up 90 pages. I had it printed (done at a local print shop) on cream acid free paper. I supplied the paper and they put it into a spiral booklet with dark blue covers. The top cover was transparent and underneath an etching of the family church in Washfield. It cost me approx. C$5.00 each. I was very pleased with that and gave a copy to my cousins. Then if you want a few bound copies, then it may work out more economical. Edna - Ottawa ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Brown" <john.dhb@btopenworld.com> To: <SOG-UK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 3:01 PM Subject: Re: [SoG] Publishing Family Book "Brian Beanland" <brian.beanland@virgin.net> wrote : >I am in the final stages of preparing a family history book using Family >Tree Maker 2006. I would estimate that the completed book will comprise 200 >pages of A4 - the book is a mixture of text and pictures. > >Does anyone have experience of having a family tree book professionally >printed? I doubt that I will require more than 30 copies. In particular I >would be interested to understand: <snip> No experience of, but there is a company called something like 'Parchment Printers' which specialises in genealogical printing. They are regular attenders at FHS open days and someone else may be able to supply an address, somewhere in Oxford, I think. John B Leic., Eng