Tag:shop=copyshop
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 shop = copyshop
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A shop that offers photocopying and printing services. 
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Status: de facto
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A shop that offers photocopying and printing services. A common American chain of these is Kinko's.
How to map
Set a node or draw as an area along the shop outline. Tag it with shop=copyshop. Add name using name=* or use noname=yes to mark that shop has no name.
Tags used in combination
name=*operator=*brand=*phone=*email=*website=*opening_hours=*- when the shop is openwheelchair=*self_service=*- If the customer can use the printers on their own or notpayment:*=*to indicate the precise method of payment.
Additional tags
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service:computer=yes/no
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If the shop offers computers for use. Typically, these can at least be used for printing, but the software varies. |
service:copy=yes/no
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If you can make photocopies |
service:scan=yes/no
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If you can scan an paper document into a digital file |
service:fax=yes/no
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If you can send a fax |
service:phone=yes/no
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If phones are available (as a charged service for customers) |
service:print=yes/no
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provides print out services printing electronic documents, usually only for a small number of copies |
service:press=yes/no
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provides print service for a large number of copies e.g. for flyer, books, newspapers, which are done with a press machine |
service:prepress=yes/no
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help with preparing for e.g. offset or other printing techniques |
service:binding=yes/no
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provides binding service, e.g. Coil binding, comb binding, wire binding, ... |
internet_access=*
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If there's some internet access |
See also
shop=printing– a shop for printing on specific supports like leaflefs, stickers, T-shirt, shop windows, cars... This shop usually provides only a subset of services, usually related to press operation, compared to copyshops in some countries and typically/often will have more advanced printing services.shop=stationery– A shop selling paper, notebooks, festive cards, envelopes, pens, pencils and other related supplied for home, school and office use.craft=printer– a craft printing business which produces published works such as newspapers, books, magazines, etc.craft=printmaker– an
art printmaker produces printed materials to fine art standards.amenity=internet_cafe– A place whose principal role is providing internet services to the public, usually for a fee based on the time used.amenity=printer– A single publicly accessible printeramenity=photo_booth– A vending machine or kiosk to create instant photos.office=graphic_design– the pre-print servicesoffice=publisher– the office of a book publisher