At those prices, if you were going to make several different books (or use them often) it might be worth getting a CMYK profile made for their printer. Then you convert all you images to that profile, and they send the job through with their normal no color management workflow. The target might make an interesting liner page before getting to the index (etc.) or maybe all the way at the end of the book. Using a profile this way should allow you to use only the black ink, so as long as the resolution of the printer was high enough, you should get good output.
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Re: [Digital BW] b&w micro publishing
2006-01-06 by Greg