Printing "Flip" inserts
BobSav
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Does anyone know of a way to print "Flip" inserts. I've tried the perforated sheets but they only go through the printer a couple of times before they
start falling apart.
I would like to be able to print a few at a time and not have to wait to set up a full sheet to be printed at one time.
Any suggestions ?
Bob
start falling apart.
I would like to be able to print a few at a time and not have to wait to set up a full sheet to be printed at one time.
Any suggestions ?
Bob
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Handwritten is ok though...............
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Trim bottom row first. Just an idea.
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
Ancient collectors use 2x2 flips almost exclusively, so...
What you do is just prepare the flips in MS Word, or another word processing program, and then print them out on regular
printer paper, cut them out, fold, and there you go...
Here are two formats to download, for the flip inserts (makes 10 per page):
Format For MS Word, 2000 or Later
Format For Other Word Processing Programs - RTF
You can change the font to whatever suits you on your computer system, and can use really small fonts, too, in order
to cram in a lot of info onto the flip. After you cut and fold it will fit nicely in one pocket of the 2x2 flip...
Hope this helped a bit.
Edited to add: The thick flip inserts are more trouble than they are worth, IMHO. They usually cost extra and add
a lot of thickness to the flip - after you use this format, you won't need to buy the inserts anymore - just buy
the flips by themselves...
John
SFC, US Army (Ret.) 1974-1994
80 lables per sheet, 2000 lables per pack. you can run sheets through printer as many times as you like
Go to Avery website for MS Word templates
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
edit..32 to a sheet..
<< <i>so avery has n o n e to fit the filps >>
All kinds of sizes
Avery linky thing
When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.