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Sydcomebak wrote:depends on the source pdfs or images, where are you getting yours?
chaoticprime wrote:http://www.printerstudio.com/
Using this company's service is far cheaper than printing them yourself. I spent over $200 self-printing lesser quality cards than the same amount of them from here for less than thirty.
chaoticprime wrote:http://www.printerstudio.com/
Using this company's service is far cheaper than printing them yourself. I spent over $200 self-printing lesser quality cards than the same amount of them from here for less than thirty.
clmckay wrote:The problem I'm having is with cards that seem to have been designed to print -single sided, then folded over so that you have the front and back. I'm curious how others print these types of cards. The above method fails as when trimmed the card splits into halves. Any suggestions?
Chris
chaoticprime wrote:Its very simple. The right-most options on the menu is cards. When you select cards, you're given the option of using blank ones. Select the Blank Bridge cards. To easily strip protection from any PDF, make a shortcut of it and enter is Properties. From there, select and copy the address in the Target field and then paste it into your web browser, which will allow you to print it. You can also use Foxit PDF to open the PDF and then print it out as a new file. Your best bet is to open up the PDFs in Photoshop and create a 2.49"x3.79" background. Use the selection tool to copy finished card faces and then paste them onto the background of the new image. Save as a new file ready to be uploaded.
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