Finally combined all our pages:
As we set the context as an exhibition catalogue, we decided to print A5 cards with QR code of the publication. Spent a while trying to find out how to generate a QR code for EPUB. Then I found we could only upload the file to dropbox and generate a URL from it and the readers have to download the file to read it.
We also bought thick A3 paper to print. Tried to figure out how to print them double-sided and automatically filling the paper but I thought it easier just to multiply images in the file and manually turn the paper. I tried to print on free paper first:
But the printer didn’t let our paper go through because it was too thick. It once went through when I used the tray but it wasn’t in the right position… Beatriz managed to set up the paper thickness in the printer and it worked through the tray.
We also discussed about the set up for the launch. Elodie suggested we buy pink table cloth, champagne, plastic glasses and bubble gum alongside the code cards.
Eva Wang 