The Ultimate X-Files case (1 Viewer)

[Tom-G]

Are there any other places that offer DVD amarays? I've been having trouble with iNet as well and I'd rather find another place to order these cases.

 

[Jeff Bannow]

I've had nothing but positive results from inetdvd ... ordered easily 400 cases from them so far. The multi disc cases aren't amarays, they are Alphas. I believe they are the only ones offering these for sale at the moment.

- Jeff

 

[Frank Anderson]

Tom,

What kind of trouble?

 

[CaptDS9E]

I finally got my cases today via UPS. Only problem is i cant find 8 1/2 x14 paper anywhere around here to print out the covers i made/and other have made. Guess ill head to comp usa this weekend. Staples didnt have any of that size.

 

[DeborahK]

I was wondering: Do you guys mostly use Photo Quality paper for your covers or something else?

Thanks,

Deborah

 

[Frank Anderson]

Mine comes from a 4 foot wide roll

 

[Dave F]

I've searched high and low for high quality 8 1/2 x 14 paper & haven't found a single thing. I ended up going to Kinko's & using their ultra-slow computers to print to a laser printer with legal size paper. You may have to request that a tray be filled with legal size (I did). Also, it was kind of spendy. It took about 30 min to get 5 covers printed (loading the files & spooling the print request) & ended up costing $12.

-Dave

 

[CaptDS9E]

I had to order 8.5 x 14 Photo Quality Inkjet paper straight from epsons site. Its strange how staples and office depot dont carry legal sized paper

 

[Tom-G]

Frank,

It's not really a problem with them, but the website. I don't know the reason, but after I place an order, I get an e-mail a day or two later informing me that I didn't specify payment information when I know darn well that I typed in my credit card information.

It's a hassle for me to spend time selecting different DVD amarays that I want, only to have to place the order all over again.

It may seem like a trivial matter to some, but I'm impatient when it comes ordering online.

 

[Tom-G]

I got everything resolved with Inetdvd.com (they have wonderful customer service) and I received my cases. John, thanks again for creating the covers. They look fantastic! I'm very happy to have them in better packaging.

 

[Tom-G]

Do you guys mostly use Photo Quality paper for your covers or something else?

Deborah: Yes, I use photo-quality paper. It's Kodak 11x17 photo paper, but I cut it down to 8.5 x 14. It's a little pricey, but I don't know any other way to do it since it's damn near impossible for me to find 8.5 x 14 photo paper.

 

[DeborahK]

Tom,

Thanks so much for answering my question. It appears that some others here use color laser printers and paper for their covers, rather than the ink jet/photo printers you and I apparently are using.

Deborah

 

[Dave F]

Tom -

Where did you find that paper?

-Dave

 

[Tom-G]

Deborah, you are very welcome! The ink jet printer I'm using does the job. The covers look great.

Dave, I purchased them at Staples.

 

[Dave F]

Hey John, are you going to make a cover for season 5 of the X-Files DVD's? Pleeeeeeease?
-Dave