6 Apr 2006 at 22:33 #1 basmic basmic Permabanned Joined 10 Apr 2004 Posts 13,122 Location Darlington, County Durham Basically I'd like to know if it's possible to buy A5/A4 clear paper, that I can print onto. All it's for is a handmade birthday card, and I'd like to put a verse and picture inside.
Basically I'd like to know if it's possible to buy A5/A4 clear paper, that I can print onto. All it's for is a handmade birthday card, and I'd like to put a verse and picture inside.
6 Apr 2006 at 22:34 #2 Kol Kol Man of Honour Joined 8 Jan 2003 Posts 14,306 Location Ashby-de-la-Zouch Transparency film as Muban said. Edited otherwise you may have been doing something very silly. But still, clear/plastic and paper is a tad contradictory Last edited: 6 Apr 2006
Transparency film as Muban said. Edited otherwise you may have been doing something very silly. But still, clear/plastic and paper is a tad contradictory
6 Apr 2006 at 22:39 #3 Muban Muban Soldato Joined 27 Dec 2002 Posts 7,101 Location Inverness Transparency Film (not acetate), make sure you buy the right type Inkjet/Laserjet.
6 Apr 2006 at 22:42 #4 Kol Kol Man of Honour Joined 8 Jan 2003 Posts 14,306 Location Ashby-de-la-Zouch Muban said: Transparency Film (not acetate), make sure you buy the right type Inkjet/Laserjet. Click to expand... That's what I meant. Damn all my teachers for calling it acetate :/
Muban said: Transparency Film (not acetate), make sure you buy the right type Inkjet/Laserjet. Click to expand... That's what I meant. Damn all my teachers for calling it acetate :/
6 Apr 2006 at 22:50 #5 basmic basmic Permabanned OP Joined 10 Apr 2004 Posts 13,122 Location Darlington, County Durham Just bought 20 sheets of transparency for around £15, including P&P. Can't link to it, because the site would be classed as a competitor. A quick Froogle would find it, though.
Just bought 20 sheets of transparency for around £15, including P&P. Can't link to it, because the site would be classed as a competitor. A quick Froogle would find it, though.
6 Apr 2006 at 22:52 #6 RobH RobH Soldato Joined 9 May 2005 Posts 4,530 Location Nottingham If your doing a colour print, the injet stuff may be better. I found that more than 1 pass in a laser printer starts to distort the print.
If your doing a colour print, the injet stuff may be better. I found that more than 1 pass in a laser printer starts to distort the print.
