For those of you that are printing out your menus, etc., on fancy paper - did you use just a regular printer??? I'm in the market to get one but want to make sure regular printers will work! TIA!
SoonToBeMrsCali
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I printed fine with my computer at home.. It's an HP 3-in-1 inkJet I think..
I think the most you'll need is an additional cartridge unless you're printing using colors.
pjc92980
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i helped with my aunts wedding stationery...we printed the original from a normal HP printer and then got an HP color copier to do the rest and everything turned out great
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adelz
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Okay awesome - so it sounds like a regular printer will do the job and then I just need to compliment it w/ some nice weddingy type paper hah. Thanks ladies!
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Posted by SoonToBeMrsCali
I printed fine with my computer at home.. It's an HP 3-in-1 inkJet I think..
I think the most you'll need is an additional cartridge unless you're printing using colors.
Same here!
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Okay awesome - so it sounds like a regular printer will do the job and then I just need to compliment it w/ some nice weddingy type paper hah. Thanks ladies!
My sister did her menus and invites on a nice paper and got it online and only paid $5 for like 100 pieces and the card stock was very nice I can ask her later after work where she got it if you like instead of getting card stock at like staples or something
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Posted by adelz
Okay awesome - so it sounds like a regular printer will do the job and then I just need to compliment it w/ some nice weddingy type paper hah. Thanks ladies!
My sister did her menus and invites on a nice paper and got it online and only paid $5 for like 100 pieces and the card stock was very nice I can ask her later after work where she got it if you like instead of getting card stock at like staples or something
That would be great!!! Thank you!
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I've been printing on my Canon printer at home (100lb cardstock) and haven't had an issue yet. i do have to put one sheet of cardstock in at a time though because if I put any more than that in the feeder it will get jammed.
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i have an inkjet printer and wasn't sure about this either...but i ordered this paper (click here) from paper and more..it says its inkjet & lazer printer compatible and everything printed great