Electronic publishing processes, benchmarks and guidelines continued 3.9 Final output 3.9.1 Internet Once completed, the final electronic copy should be provided to your Web Manager for loading onto the web site. To assist them to do so, it is common practice to provide the logical location at which you want the pages to appear. Once a master set of disks has been created, as many copies as needed can be duplicated on demand.
Labels can be adhesive or printed direct.
If you have a run in excess of 100, it is more economical to replicate from a glass master. This is the master from which all duplicates are pressed. The duplicates are usually called replicated CD-ROMs. Artwork is required for the CD-ROM label and packaging. Like any publication, a web site is part of an organisation's public face.