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Never in my experience, has a company stamped or branded their books.
Although, with more popular books (say my MS Word books, not my FrameMaker
ones), I write my name or my departments on the side of the book opposite
the spine, across the end of the book that opens, where the pages were cut.
I put my name if I bought it or the company's name if they bought it.
Sean
sean -at- quodata -dot- com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark L. Levinson [SMTP:markl -at- gilian -dot- com]
>
> Does it happen much
> that people, or companies, like to be able to sign or stamp
> the cover of a manual?
