I am making my own invites(Pictures in my ablum), however, I want to get the inserts printed somewhere.
I tried Staples and they are not willing to do it. I need some place that can print on different size pages. I am going to pre-cut the paper before printing......Avice Please!!!
TIA
Debbie2011
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I am going to pre-cut the paper before printing......Avice Please!!!
TIA
my advice... don't pre-cut the paper. i did my invites myself, and printed them on whole sheets of paper, then used a paper cutter and cut them down to size (Pics are in album).
linda_art
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Did you try fedex office? I don't know if they do it. I place that does amazing work but may be pricey is Print Icon. It's in the city. When I went to school I had them do a lot of my special projects. It comes out perfect when they would do it.
ndeokinanan
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Posted by kjzimpel
I am going to pre-cut the paper before printing......Avice Please!!!
TIA
my advice... don't pre-cut the paper. i did my invites myself, and printed them on whole sheets of paper, then used a paper cutter and cut them down to size (Pics are in album).
This exactly!!! I did the same thing and it was so much easier....I wS even able to print them at home since I didn't pre cut the paper
linda_art
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For the ladies who did this already, what size margins did you use?
kjzimpel
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Why do you ladies suggest not pre cutting the paper?
SoontobeMrsH
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what about Kinkos?
linda_art
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When I was in school we never cut the paper first. Too many chances for mistakes. It was always easier to print and then cut. Also, there are different sizes of paper that are pre-exiting to many printers, but if yours is something really different than printing a full page and then cutting may be your best option. Also, I know postage is a bit more when the size varies a lot.
sjr385
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oldladybride
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depending on the finished size you want, you might be able to put multiple copies of it on a regular 8 1/2 x 11 paper and then as everyone says cut them when finished. with multis on a page you'll get done faster.
so think if you coul do 3 on a page or say 2 side bt side with another 2 beneath it.
you could do it in word and then just repeat the lines. hope that makes sense.
