The Printing Express: The Right Man for the Job

Meredith likely harbored a few regrets himself during the first six months of operation. He didn't have Internet connectivity and had just one person to operate the firm's lone press, an ABDick 9810. His other employee was a waitress who wanted to try her hand at customer service.

"I found myself buried," he recalls. "I'd be answering the phone while pasting up a layout on the light table, folding on a Baum 714 tabletop, cutting on a small electric cutter, then trying to squeeze in a delivery here and there."