No matter what you tell a copyshop, they're going 
to look at your acetate and say that it will melt 
in the machine. The way that I had my lines 
copied onto my fancel was to bring a line drawing 
to Kinko's. (I'd just like to take this moment to 
say Staples Copy Center was extremely RUDE and 
UNHELPFUL.) Then they scanned it into a computer 
and printed it on a laser printer. They *did* 
have to cut the acetate down to 8.5"x11" so it 
would fit in the printer, but maybe a better 
stocked Kinko's would be able to do more? (This 
one seems pretty big, but I don't know a lot 
about copyshops.)

One note: You *wiil* need to clean up stray bits 
of toner here and there and they're not easy to 
remove. ~_~

Many Sharp Smiles,
--Drac