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BYU Bookstore offers online print ordering

The BYU Bookstore has created a new Web site — www.byuphotoshop.com — that allows customers to upload digital pictures and order pictures online. Customers can also pay online, eliminating any waiting in line at cash registers.

In an hour, they can come into the BYU Bookstore and pick up their pictures at the Photoshop Desk, located across the aisle from the Religious Books Department in the southwest corner of the store.

“The convenience of this process is great,” Jeff Howarth, Photo Department manager. “Not only can customers order prints from home, work or wherever they may be, they will also be able to pick up their prints at the BYU Bookstore in just an hour.”

For more information, contact Jeff Howarth, Jeff_howarth@byu.edu, (801) 422-3729.

Writer: David Luker

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