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• LaserJet Pro 200 Color MFP: Print greeting cards

  Trying to print greeting card, side fold brochure front and back on a single page. Currently only able to print front and back on two separate pages creating cards on Microsoft Publisher. To print on printer Okidata without problem. Should what settings I have this HP Laserjet Pro 200?

  Hi srbabe11,

  Thanks for providing this information.

  I have provided the manual with the steps to change the properties of the printer, starting on page 34, which should help to print greeting cards.

  MULTIFUNCTION LASERJET PRO 200 COLOR PRINTERS.

  I had set the Pages per sheet: 2, then set the layout of the booklet as a result.

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  If there is anything else I can help you, let me know. Thank you.

• "HP Photosmart all in one single 7510: print greeting cards 5.5x10" on hp photosmart 7510

  "Unable to understand the print size of greeting card size full page stock measure 5.5x10.

  Hi @artdahlink,

  Thank you for joining the Forums of HP Support!

  I noticed that you are unable to print a 5.5 x 10 greeting cards on your HP Photosmart 7510 e-all-in-one printer. I'd be happy to help you and don't forget to come back to this thread and check "Accept as Solution", if I have successfully helped solve you the problem. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me a Kudos.

  I understand the frustration you feel. Please see the Specifications of printer for HP Photosmart 7510 e-all-in-one printer series.

  Maps:
  Card type / size chart

  • 3 x 5 Index / 76.2 x 127 mm (3 x 5 in)
  • 4 x 6 inch Index / 101.6 x 152 mm (4 x 6)
  • 5 x 8 Index / 127 x 203.2 mm (5 x 8 in)

  NOTE: According to the specifications, this printer does not accept a 5.5 x 10 (cards).

  There is no guarantee the implementation of a custom paper size to work, however, you can try this method

  • HP printers - creation of custom paper sizes

  Please reply to this message with the result of your troubleshooting. I can't wait to hear strings attached good luck!

• Which camera to photograph the paintings and then print postcards and greeting cards?

  I currently have a PowerShot SD600, but maybe I need a new camera for my purpose.  Those who would work for my application?

  I paint with acrylics and the pintings out for between 1 ' x 2 ' and 4 ' x 4 '.  I want to take pictures of them in order to have a professional printer to create postcards and greeting cards to sell in museums.  The printer indicates that it will use a 1200 dpi printer.  I really want the absolute best cards and the image that I can get.

  Should what resolution I take photos, how can I be sure that I take photos in the correct resolution (or is it adjustable after the fact), and that carmeras would work for this?  I have Adobe PhotoShop if it has no effect.

  I would like to use the camera for this purpose for about 6 images per year.

  I also sell houses and could use the camera for pictures of the housing list.

  With regard to the price I'm willing to spend up to $600, if necessary.

  Thank you.

  If I were to try to do this on a budget...

  The camera LENS is more important that the body... then I would seek to lenses.  For this type of work, a macro lens will work better because they detail more high resolution capacity (even when you are not using them for close-up photography).

  The camera BODY is less important.  Your work is not in motion when she is photographed (it is not the sports photography or action) and this means that the features that are ideal for sports are not important for what you want to do.  You don't have to worry about performance in ISO or noise because you get control lighting (and you need control lighting.)

  An image will be generally well look at 300 dpi or more (even a little less than 300 dpi will look still good enough).  It will not look as good in 150dpi and some laboratories refuses to print anything less than 100 dpi (even if you insist) because they believe you hate and requests a refund (even if you insisted that they print it at such a low DPI).

  If your postcards are a size 4 x 6 "then a 18 megapixel print to 864 dpi (which would look fantastic).   Even a 5 x 7 would look great.  A size of 8 x 10 "would receive up to 432 dpi (which is always very well).

  If it's only 6 photos per year and you would shoot them the same day AND you don't think you would use the camera gear for anything else THEN... either (1) strongly consider hiring a person for the job, or (2) consider RENTING the equipment if you can't find anyone to do it (just be warned that it will be tricky).   You can rent equipment from places like LensRentals.com or BorrowLenses.com (and probably others I don't know about.)

  Camera

  Being budget minded, I would shoot it with a Canon T5 (18 megapixels - about $400 although if you get a refurbished unit you can get it for less).  "Renovated" is about $200, but I see the store gun shows them as not in stock right now.  You can also use a Canon SL1 (very slightly more expensive than a T5 but if you get a renovated body is $279)

  Goal

  A Macro USM Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 lens.  It's the power of resolution in detail above in point lowest price available in the line-up.  All other macro lenses are more expensive.  It is $ 419 at most merchants of Canon, but I see you can get a refurbished copy directly from the Canon store at $319 (and it's in stock):

  http://shop.USA.Canon.com/shop/en/catalog/EF-s-60mm-f-28-macro-USM-refurbished

  Tripod

  You will also need a tripod.  For light work as a T5 and a 60 mm macro lens, a tripod Manfrotto 190 series would be ideal, but Manfrotto is a reputable tripods, so they will not be the thing cheaper than you can find (but they are quality).  You will be able to find budget from companies like Slik tripods (not nearly as Manfrotto but it will be cheap.)  I'm not advocating normally buy tripods 'cheap' because they break a lot and now that you buy a tripod to replace the broken tripod you bought to replace the tripod broke before this one... and at the point where to add it you could have come by purchasing the quality tripod from the start.  Most of photo equipment is sustainable and does not need to receive the "white glove" treatment during the manipulation it - they can take a bit of a transition to tobacco and are proud to show their scars from the battle.  But if you buy a tripod at low prices... they do not so good shots... Be gentle.

  Cable tie

  I would also get a long camera USB modem cable (the cable that comes with the habit of the camera is particularly long) and allows you to set up a laptop computer connected to your camera so that while your camera is pointing to your paint, you can set the lights while watching your computer screen.  Search Amazon for "Attached USB Cable" and you'll see a lot of cables 15' that work.  It must be 'USB type A mâle' at one end of the cable (it is the most common USB plug) and ' Male USB Mini-B ' on the other end.  You'll notice brand cable 'Home tools' (about $37) and you'll probably also see the brand "Monoprice" (about $7).  Guess who I bought?  Yes indeed that cable $7 works just as well as the cable $ 37 (it's simply not painted "hunter orange").

  A Safety Board: attach a camera, it is possible that someone (you, perhaps) could tripod on the cable modem service, shoot it is hard and damage to the USB port on the side of the camera.  .... I use some Ribbon adhesive (adhesive tape is similar by the dint of... duct tape but duct tape leaves a VERY messy residue when you take it off and the tape adhesive comes off clean and does not leave a sticky, sticky mess, icky.)   Plug one end of the cable to the camera, give yourself at least a foot or two of slack and the cable on the tripod of bands so that if someone goes off on this issue, he's going to shoot the tripod instead of the device.

  Lighting

  Normally, it takes thinking of everything that has any amount of "shine" to it as if you are shooting in mirror.  If flash would be visible to you while looking into this mirror, then it has reflection will appear in your picture.  For this reason lighting is normally left to the sides (and I said 'Coast' (in the plural) because you will need more than one.)  If the flash is disabled on ONE side, while coast will get a stronger than the other side light and will cause lit image.  You'll therefore need to balance the lighting have lights on both sides.

  These fires are not necessarily photographic flashes (who would get expensive), but you probably don't want to use the daylight balanced lights.

  Bob has already pointed out the tricky part... most of the paintings are flat on the surface (oils, watercolours) so as long as the light is off on the side, you will see no reflections.  But acrylic have texture and you think that this 'texture' (since dired painting is brilliant) is little micro-miroirs to all sorts of crazy angles.

  I have never tried acrylic of photography, but my father was a painter and I'm familiar with the behavior of the paint and can well imagine the problems this will create trying to photograph.

  Circular polarizing filter

  If the light source from an angle (closed on the sides), then usually a polarizing filter can reduce this light reflections.  The EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro lens has a diameter of 52 mm front filter threads.  This means that you may need to purchase a "Circular Polarizer" filter in diameter size 52mm to deal with Reflection.

  You can find inexpensive circular polarizers, but these are sometimes of very poor quality and create alterations in wobbly color.  Large filters thread names are B + W the Hoya "PRO1" brand series filters (budget fact Hoya filters too - line PRO1 which are good filters Hoya).

  Rental

  BTW... If you want to go nuts with the resolution of the camera and you plan to RENT equipment rather than buy it... my camera recommendation would be to move to a Canon 5 d and a Canon EF 100 mm f/2.8 L IS USM Macro lens.  The 5 d is a 50 megapixel sensor resolution 8688 x 5792 pixels.  A 4 x 6 "print 1448 dpi format (well over 1200 dpi of resolution of your printer).  Format 5 x 7 ", it is still 1241 dpi.  A 5 d is not cheap (it's a $3,600 for the body 'only' camera).  So, I would not buy one to shoot 6 images per year... but I sure would rent one for work.

• New printer for 80 lb cover Stock (greeting cards)

  Hi all... Well, my Canon Pixma iP6700D has bit the dust.  What printer model Canon printing color on 80 lb. cover stock (greeting cards) would you recommend?  I'm stumped... as it is difficult to find a printer/recharge now...  Thanks a lot for any help, Colorado AussieAddict

  Hi AussieAddict,

  Our professional Photo Inkjet can print on paper press of up to 93 lbs from the manual feed tray.  For our current offers printers spray ink professional Photo, please click here.

  I hope this helps!

• When I try printing to a custom size greeting card, it will not fill the page

  When I try to print a greeting card custom size, I can't print to fill the page, e.g. a 5 "x 5" card is put in place as 5 "x 10" but when it prints it is an important border, have tried up to this adjustment to the page, the best fit etc but not joy.

  Thank you very much for your help, I was ready to stop trying. I used already without borders for standard maps, but was having the problem with custom sizes, but by increasing the size slightly by setting without borders in custom settings, I have now managed to print a 5 x 5 "card.

• 6500 a more used to printing on paper of the greeting card

  I have a 6500 a more who will not print on paper greeting card greeting card, but it will be printed on thinner paper for typing. It starts printing and stops to say paper is of a good size. I guess it's to measure the thickness. This problem started just as she had worked perfectly before I tried to print a picture of my camera card.

  I'll send you a PM with additional instructions, follow this guide and let me know how it goes!

• Is there a plug-in for the LR6 for the design and printing of greeting cards

  Is there a plug-in for the LR6 for the design and printing of greeting cards

  Jim

  Plug-Ins? They may be out there!

  Ideally, Photoshop is the best answer.

  But if you can save the PNG files with transparency you can easily design your own designs 'simple '.

  Design any style 'Overlay' with transparency (Roses in my video screen), this applies to any print in the print as a graphical identity plate module.

  

• Can I use Adobe Stock images for printing on demand greeting cards

  A license is available for use as images to print on demand greeting cards

  Hello

  In the FAQ - frequently asked questions, Adobe Stock

  Adobe Stock offers licenses allowing licensees to sell products or services based on an asset?

  At the moment, Adobe Stock only provides standard licenses, allowing the licensee to use the asset only for illustration purposes.

  Licenses are available through Fotolia.

  Thank you

  Bev

• How can I print a greeting card 5 x 7 to InDesign?

  I tried to print a greeting card 5 x 7 from InDesign. I built the card in InDesign with a landscape orientation and a half inch (6 pica) margin all round with photo centred on the right side. When I print the photo is reduced by 25%, then placed directly against the upper left of the map with the center of the image about half an inch to the left of the crease in the card. I am aware that the InDesign printing algorithm generally is malfunctioning, or not at all and had this problem for many years. My solution has always convert InDesign from Acrobat print however, in this case, I get the same result. Given that 5 x 7 card stock white is sold by Amazon, Staples and others that there must be a market for them, and if there is someone must have figured how to print a card on them. Someone over there had no success with this?

  These are the settings I used to try to reproduce the problem on my printer and it printed fine - exactly as it was supposed to. Your printer dialog box may look a little different, but it should have similar parameters like my screenshot below.

  If your printer is not yet print correctly after matching with these settings, try to draw a rectangle of the same size as page 5 x 7 and then print again. Let us know if these suggestions solve the problem.

  

• I am wanting to buy a pixma ip 100 to make greeting cards, print pictures, etc, but I have

  I'll buy a pixma ip 100... I know he will do the brochures, but it'll do greeting cards... assume it can make photos, images and text so he can make brochures.  Please confirm the type of paper greeting card that I might need to buy to make the cards.  Thank you.

  Hi, Horace.

  While the iP100 has no specific driver for greeting cards settings, this does not necessarily that it will not work.  As long as you have software that is specially designed for the guards of greeting and greeting cards, it should work.  I would recommend to go to a local craft store to see if they can offer recommendations because it is common for stores of crafts for software greeting card for people who want to make their own.

• How to make a greeting card 4 fold pages?

  I want to make my own personalized greeting cards using the 1 page so that it folds into 4.

  Using an Imac with Pages 5.6.2.

  Sketch out what it looks like to took place so that reproduce on two pages and print back to back feeding into the printer if you don't double-sided printing in the printer driver.

  Peter

• Photo greeting card

  I am under El Capitan, at day, and I'm able to create a photo greeting card. I can can create a book, print a photo, make a schedule... but when I select greeting card and you try to select a template, the wheel keeps spinning. Any ideas?

  I've seen extremely slow response times it periodically. If he will allow you to select a template (i.e., if it exposes it in blue), you should be able to click on "Create map" to the right of the spinning wheel.

• Want 4500: by default, Envy 4500 brilliant greeting card

  When I change to plain paper media, it resets to the brilliant greeting card. I have to do this every time I print something.

  Welcome to the HP community @jwilson06614,

  I read about how print settings return to printing on glossy greeting card, when printing to your craving for 4500 on Windows 10. I wanted to reach out to try to help you with my own suggestions in this case.

  I think that maybe the print settings are only changed for a single print job. See this link and make sure that you change the printing parameters for all print jobs: change the settings for printing (Windows 10)

  If the parameters have always come back, try to run the print and Scan of the doctor. This diagnostic tool will check for all conflicts that may be causing the problem. The tool will show you a report at the end. If there is a problem that the tool could not fix, you will notice it in the results. Please include these results in your answer to me.

  If the problem persists, uninstall the printer, restart the PC and then run the Installation Wizard for Windows HP printer to reinstall the appropriate driver and software.

  Now try to print, and the problem should be solved! Please let me know the results.

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  Click on the button "Accept as Solution" if I helped you reach a solution.

  Thank you

• Unable to print business cards P1102w of Word 2007 / Windows 7

  New computer under Windows 7 and Office 2007, free Wi - Fi to P1102w.

  I had trouble printing envelopes, but set the print properties > source = Auto Select and can now print envelopes ok.

  I tried the same thing when I try to print business cards, print properties > original, is set to auto-select.  The blue led is on, the yellow LED flashes, the Green led is off.

  With my old computer and computer of my wife, we get up a pop box that is labeled Message of State P1102w HP LaserJet professional, subtitled manually flow media, who wants that confirm us that the correct media is loaded in the input tray and requires clicking the button CONTINUE.  I don't get this message on my new computer.

  My wife's computer is running the same operating system and software than mine, we have compared settings and can't find anything that is defined differently.

  Any help would be appreciated, because she is tired of me having to send the files to print them. )

  I FIXED IT! Start > devices and printers > right click on the printer > click on printer properties > Ports tab > checkbox under Port (IP address of the printer) - Description (Standard TCP/IP Port) has BEEN VERIFIED. My wife the box computer Port that has BEEN VERIFIED was (Advanced Port TCP/IP). I checked the Advanced TCP/IP Port and now I get the printer dialog box and everything is going well! Thank you for all your efforts.