Why is it tear away paper.If you resize, wont it take the edges which is part of the design? Is this a "menu" type paper in your opinion. 5x8 is neede
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It's considered tear away paper because it has a small border that you remove before use. I don't believe it messes the design up at all. We are using it for pirate treasure maps. It looks like an old scroll paper....just smaller than a traditional 8.5x11 paper.
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Hi: I have an Epson R2000 printer for photographs and the Ultra Premium is my favorite paper. I would buy the 8 1/2 x 11 for an 8 x 10 picture because I would be matting it to go in a frame. If you just want to put a picture in a frame without matting you could use 8 x 10. I personally wouldn't do that. I tend to do a lot of 16 x 20 frames, so then the paper I use is the Ultra 13 x 19. It gives me a great 12 x 16 picture. This is the Ultra size I use the most. I think it's always good to have a little play with the paper so that's why I recommend the 8 1/2 x 11 for the 8 x 10 picture. Hope that helps.
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The one I have does not prevent me from tearing off more than 1 sheet at a time. I pretty much just have to have a good angle to tear it off. I think you would be able to easily pull two or more sheets before tearing it off....Unless mine is just flawed.
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It is a very clean edge. Rather than ripping the excess edge off if you bend the card back and forth a few times at the seam edge the tent card border just pops off.
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3 part paper works ok. We currently use a paper width of 91/2 inches. There are width adjustments
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Is the transparency on 4x6" paper? I've never seen that before, but if it is that size maybe it would. This printer only uses 4X6 size paper.
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Greetings - It's the extra paper tray. Likely not worth it...unless you have a glaring need to print different paper sizes and/or high volume.
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It seems to be the weight of card stock. I like the lighter weight best (sort of like a light card stock) because when one folds these in 4 fold, they immediately break in half. Thanks for your question because it made me look at the text on the box once again and now I see that although the image looks like the card would be a 4 fold, the text clearly says: "2 cards per sheet". So they are meant to break apart easily and cleanly. If you don't mind that these are not the 4 folds, and 2 cards per sheet will be acceptable, then you will have two cards of good quality on a very nice stock. I hope this helps you. Avery usually purveys a very nice product. It seems to be the weight of card stock. I like the lighter weight best (sort of like a light card stock) because when one folds these in 4 fold, they immediately break in half. Thanks for your question because it made me look at the text on the box once again and now I see that although the image looks like the card would be a 4 fold, the text clearly says: "2 cards per sheet". So they are meant to break apart easily and cleanly. If you don't mind that these are not the 4 folds, and 2 cards per sheet will be acceptable, then you will have two cards of good quality on a very nice... » Read More It seems to be the weight of card stock. I like the lighter weight best (sort of like a light card stock) because when one folds these in 4 fold, they immediately break in half. Thanks for your question because it made me look at the text on the box once again and now I see that although the image looks like the card would be a 4 fold, the text clearly says: "2 cards per sheet". So they are meant to break apart easily and cleanly. If you don't mind that these are not the 4 folds, and 2 cards per sheet will be acceptable, then you will have two cards of good quality on a very nice stock. I hope this helps you. Avery usually purveys a very nice product. « Show Less
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I am not sure if I understand your question but, if I scan a 4x6 photo it saves as a 4x6.. Not a 4x6 on an 8.5x 11 page.. I hope that answers your question ( hope that makes sense)
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Sorry, but I miss spoke earlier. It uses 3" paper and you can get it at klingspor. I get mine there and they have a good selection. Use an original one so you can cut it at the correct lenght.
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No perforated edges. I like this paper for notes or print outs I intend to reference often. It's for my notes, but not til there cleaned up and finalized. Be sure to move your left margin to .65 before using. Perfortions would be counter intuitive to this products purpose.
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I agree. It's always a good rule of thumb to go the next size up when you're working with same size. I'm sure it would be fine to use 9x12, but I don't know about thickness. If it's card stock kind of quality, I think 9 x12 would be fine. But if your paper has a thicker quality than that, I would recommend going the next size up.
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I use mine to cut watercolor paper up to 130 lb (but I don't have any heavier watercolor paper), chipboard, and I even cut 1/16" thick acrylic, although it took several passes. I rarely cut anything thinner than cardstock, simply because I don't need to, but I did cut construction paper a few times. The file folder won't give you any trouble at all. I use the smooth cardstock setting on mine to cut it. The best way I've found to find the right setting is to use some small scraps (3 x 3 or 2 x 2) on the mat and cut a small square 1/2 x 1/2 at the recommended setting. If it doesn't come up easily, try a heavier pressure by 1 or 2 points. If that doesn't work, I try the next blade depth but with the pressure moved back down. The thin chipboard cuts very easily with the thick cardstock setting, for me. The chipboard setting is more for the 2mm thick stuff, not the thinner stuff.
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It does have an edge around it, so if you cut it smaller you wouldn't have the finished edge on all sides. That said, I think the edging is there to prevent tears, but also for aesthetics. As long as you handle the cut cover with reasonable care, so I don't foresee any problems.
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I do not understand the question fully. What exact function are you trying to control? The grade of paper? If that is it there is no setting or physical control.
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If your question is concerning the print-tray-paper-orientation, the paper orientation is "narrow-side in". So... an 8.5 X 11 page is oriented with the 8.5 inch side inserted into the paper tray. This is a good all-in-one and I continue to recommend this unit to friends. JM2C
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I'm surprised, I think the document feeder is the best I've personally experienced of at least 4 printers of different makes. I would tell you about the same as Craig Kuper - thinking it is possibly the type of paper or try one of the techniques to create an air spacing temporarily between the pages. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.