A Tongue-in-Cheek Look Back at Broderbund’s ‘The Print Shop’
In the early 1980s, if you desired posters to promote a garage sale or a celebration, your choices were quite restricted.
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You might get some blank sheets of paper and some crayons or felt markers for the entire diy experience, which was inexpensive however unless you were an expert illustrator the outcomes were bound to leave something to be preferred, if not be downright awkward. Otherwise you might get the regional printer to do it however it wasn't going to be really affordable, specifically in such a little amount. Each poster might wind up running you the very same rate as a Big Mac-- or perhaps an entire Meal Deal-- and with that sort of overhead it might make the entire garage sale endeavour odor much less tasty. Therefore, generally it...