We're PC based and can't print some Mac files, but other than that we're pretty versatile. Here's a list of what we can print from:

• PDF files
• All image files including .JPG, .EPS, .GIF, .BMP, .TIFF, .PSD, etc.
• Anything from Microsoft Office: (MS Word, Publisher, Excel, Powerpoint) MS Works files
• Website pages (.htm or .html files)

Yes, absolutely! We have an engineering copier that can do all that!

Yes, we can! We have a gicleé wide format color printer that's made to produce fine art, and it can also do full color posters 24" wide by any length. Since this is an inkjet process, it's more expensive than our regular digital copies, but we do our best to beat all competitor pricing for these large color prints!

Yes, we can scan a black and white text document either as a PDF image file, or a Microsoft Word document which can be edited!

Yes, but it's actually more work than scanning a text document. Each photo needs to be scanned separately, cropped, color adjusted, and saved separately. Because of time involved we have to charge $45 an hour for this, or $2.00 per individual photo.

Yes, so long as your artwork is smaller than 11x17"... that is the size of our scanner.

YES - almost always, so long as your stock is a standard size (legal, letter, or 11x17".)

It depends on the job. Generally, an emailed copy will print more clearly, but a printed copy is quicker.

Yes, we can! We're happy to design a card for you and show you a proof before printing. If you want flat full-color printing, we can usually design AND print your cards the same day. Sometimes while you wait! If you want raised (thermographic) ink, that usually takes about five business days.

Yes! We can help you set up most any custom job. Feel free to call or stop in to tell us about your project, and we'll be able to give you specifics about time and cost!

Most of the time, yes. There are rare occasions where we've had folks type info into a basic program (such as Microsoft Word) that doesn't end up being print-ready. If we need to reset your design to make it the way you want, there might be a design charge.

Will's Copy Center actually has plenty of parking. There is a large town parking lot right in back of our building! Just turn down the street at the end of our block, between the Kennebunk Inn and the frame shop. There is a large lot and you can come right in by our back entrance. We're the door right next to the building fire escape, next to "Fresh Start" the resale boutique!

If you have a job that's $50 or more, we can usually pick up or drop it off if you're fairly local to Kennebunk downtown. Just give us a call at 207-985-1847 and we'll try to arrange that!

Yes, we're happy to do that. If you want us to save a copy of your job, you need only call or email to have more produced later on, and that can save you a trip!

We try hard to be here for every minute of business hours. However, sometimes when there is only one person here, that person may have to leave for a few minutes to go drop off a job, go to the bank and get change, etc. We always leave a sign on the door as to when we'll return (usually just a few minutes) and if you're worried about missing us just call first - 207-985-1847.

Possibly! Please call us if you need to see us later than five. If we can, we'll be happy to wait for you for a while.

Sometimes, if we're running a job and need to be at the shop anyway. If you need us on a Sunday give us a call ... we may be open "by chance!"

That's Franklin. He does bite, and we encourage customers to be careful and gentle with him.

Franklin does like treats and is less likely to bite those whom he associates with yummy things. He prefers regular Milk-Bone type biscuits rather than fancy treats.

We'd love to do that, but we're a small shop and do a LOT of nonprofit work so can't usually offer donations. We do offer quantity discounts and such, so we'll do what we can.

The artifcts ARE really ancient. There are a lot more existing ancient artifacts and coins than people generally realize. When an archaeological dig is done they map everything and get the scientific data. When the items are actually excavated there are a LOT of common items that aren't wanted by museums or universities. Those get quietly dispersed to fund other digs. The ancient Romans, for instance, literally minted *billions* of coins, so it's possible to get a common bronze coin for only a few dollars.

Yes, and can probably give you a general appraisal of the item. I may even offer to buy it if it's something cool!