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printer question

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roz1281

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I think this belongs in this forum...

I want to print some custom monopoly deeds on standard sized bridge cards (2.25"x3.5"), one card at a time. What would I need to do this. My cheap printer allows a smallest custom setting of 3x4 , and beside that it always prints horribly anyway.

Would a slightly better printer handle such a small card (it's playing card thickness, not glossy though), or should I go to a print shop/staples (can they even print cards like this for me)

I used paint.net to create them but I think it can save .psd files if I need to

incase anyone's curious:

Baltic.jpg
 
A print shop can, and should, print those cards. I don't know about Staples, though you may want to ask someone over at FedEx Office (Kinko's).

An inkjet printer designed to print good photographs can blend the colors to the right consistency needed for those cards. (Most inkjet printers can handle up to 110 lb. card stock paper.) I haven't researched much on printers, so I can't tell you the cheapest model that could handle that job effectively.
 
Thanks. I am willing to look at buying a new printer, but ill have to read up I don't know much either, and I don't print much normally which is why I bought a $25 printer heh.

Would you say most printers can handle doing double side stuff , and keep it aligned?
 
Not every printer has built-in duplex (two-sided) printing. Those that do charge a premium for the feature.
 
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