Tag:shop=printing
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 shop = printing
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A shop for printing on specific supports. 
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A shop where one can print on specific supports, e.g. on cars, glass (of a shop, restaurant...), tee-shirt, stickers, invitation cards, . Usually this kind of printings is for professionals but particulars may come here if they need, for example to print many wedding invitation cards in a particular format.
Not to be confused with the more common tag shop=copyshop, a place to copy or print on A4 papers (from another paper, from document, from a USB key). These places offering printing on regular printers, for people not owning one or traveling.
The 
Prepress (repro) is often done by an office=graphic_design.
How to map
Set a node 
or draw as an area 
along the shop outline. Tag it with shop=printing and name=*.
Tags used in combination
name=*operator=*addr:*=*phone=*email=*website=*opening_hours=*wheelchair=*payment:*=*to indicate the precise method of payment.
Related tags
shop=copyshop– A shop which offers, at least, small format photo copying services (large format copying and scanning services are very common) and digital printing services.craft=printer– A small printing business which produces published works such as newspapers, books, magazines, etc.craft=printmaker– Anart printmaker produces printed materials to fine art standards.amenity=printer– A single publicly accessible printer.office=graphic_design– Creates designs which may later be printed, usually at a different location.shop=photo– A shop offering products or services that relates to photography and video, including but not limited to; developing photos, getting your picture taken, mounting pictures in frames, buying frames, buying things for cameras, converting VHS etc.craft=photographic_laboratory– photographic laboratorycraft=painter– A painter of buildings rather than an artist who makes paintings.
Examples of specific supports
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on a T-shirt -
on a car -
on a shop window -
on a wedding invitation card -
on stickers -
on leaflets
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