Those are good points...the clarity on the glossy paper seems to be pretty darn good but the water-fast might be a problem? I think for the time being I'm going to try out some ideas and hand out the cards and at some point have a printer copy what I come up with... David I. >Two disadvantages of "ink splat" printers. The inks are not >water-fast and the clarity (ie., the real world resolution) is highly >dependant on the quality of the paper. Someone with design sense >should take advantage of a computer's design capability. but that >doesn't mean that the printer attached to the computer is the best >one for the job. >It shouldn't be hard to find a local printer who can print-from-disk. >If you're doing single color, you might consider a master page off >their 1200dpi laser printer which can then be run through their >photocopy machine (either on your own pre-perf'ed sheets or from >cardstock which you then slice up). I bought a $40 rotary-knife >trimmer which allows me to produce CD jewel box panels from straight >cardstock rather than the much more expensive pre-perf'ed sheets. >Bill Ballard RPT >NH Chapter, P.T.G. >"When writing a mental note, first procure a mental piece of paper" > ............mental graffitti >+++++++++++++++++++++ >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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