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A white sign from "OfficeMax" and its service "CopyMax" is prominently displayed, likely within an OfficeMax store in San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico. The sign features the distinctive "CopyMax" logo, where the "o" is creatively replaced by a colorful ball of rubber bands. The primary purpose of the sign is to instruct customers on how to submit files for copying or printing services. The text, written in Spanish, reads: "Envíanos tus archivos a: puebla@officemax.com.mx o escanea el código para enviar tus archivos." This translates to: "Send us your files to: puebla@officemax.com.mx or scan the code to send your files." To the right of the instructions, a large, scannable QR code is present, offering an alternative and convenient method for file submission. The sign itself appears to be laminated and has two small holes, indicating it is likely hung or affixed to a surface. The background is softly blurred, suggesting an indoor retail environment. The image is taken at a slight angle, giving a natural perspective of the sign in its setting.
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