Please tell me I am not the only one who paid all this money for pretty resume paper that 'stands out', and has a pile of it sitting on the floor because the ink ran, I got the address wrong, etc.. Why is each resume taking me 20 minutes, 8 sheets of paper, and 6 envelopes?
Sunny
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Alina- thank you for supporting my paper purchase- it makes me feel better.
LisaT
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hey - I supported your paper purchase too
alina
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Sunny, are you just having problem printing a stack of resumes? and you're printing the envelope addresses?
This might not be a good long term solution, but a decent short one. If you provide your own nice paper, I think kinko's and other copy places will print on your paper for like 10 cents per copy. I know, not cheap, but decent and no more running ink.
I wouldn't address the envelopes via printer, I would just address them by hand. I don't think it matters as much but perhaps some people may disagree.
LisaT
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you could also use labels for the envelopes. What kind of paper are you using, or what kind of printer that the ink is running?
Sunny
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I have an epson inkjet printer, and I am using paper that says 'resume paper' on the box. I also have matching envelopes. I am printing on the envelopes. I was told that that looks better, too. I am going crazy!!!
