how do one gets the info--name,address etc on to the card before lamination.
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Is this a real question? You type the name, address etc into a Word Doc or similar on your computer and either print on pre-perforated sheets or use a paper cutter to cut the info down to the proper size.
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we are using an old electric typerwriter ( yes they do exist) then cut the card to fit the laminator pacs, it workd well
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The easiest way is to use Avery badge maker . Add your info print then laminate
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At my office, we used Avery perforated business cards. We format the information in Word and then print it on the cards. This laminator works very well for us.
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hand letter or type them. you can purchase pr-perforated business card stock and then set up your printer to repeat the content, or add different content to each card. or you can make a template and have it copied then cut and laminate.
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We have made our own badges on regular paper, add an uploaded picture and type the information on the badge. We print it out and then place it inside the plastic and then inside the cardboard for protection and send it through the laminator
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You only get the plastic lamination pouches. You need to buy seperate blank cards from avery, etc. to make on your PC
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Either print business cards or use pre-printed business cards. I print something on one side then print on the back or print onto a label which is the same size of the business card and stick it to the back.
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You enter your engraving info at checkout in the gift message area, put front then info and then back: then info you want engraved
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I believe there is a form to complete the name and location details after you purchase the stamp. That should be separate from the order process on Amazon.com.
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There are lines for name, address, 2 phone numbers, fax number and email address. Plenty of room to write in. Z211 is the correct refill.
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You scan the card and the software pulls the information automatically to the proper contact fields, some times the adjustments are mínimum, save a lot of time
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There's probably a serial number on the device, or you can remove the "card" that activates it. A small panel in the front pops open and the card is in there. The number is maybe on it.
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You just need to send command to the card, it will response you information.
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Hello,Just order the name plate and send the engraving information via email to us. You can use this email address or send it through the Amazon site when you place the order.Thanks again !Jerry @ DTC
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Company logo? On the card holder itself- there is only a blank area for engraving, no other company logo or identifiers
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I do not believe so. The scanner saves a picture or image (.JPG) of the card. Outlook requires a text file of sorts. The image has to be converted to text by some process after the scanning.
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The card is blank. We printed name and table #. Also note that the card fits a bit loose in the bell clasp. We actually put a bit of clear glue to hold them upright.
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You could type it in a word document and print. Intuit likely has an inexpensive option that would be much easier.
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Have no idea but if you have ever had something laminated, this is what it will end up like. I have used it on my SS card, my insurance info, etc. and it ends up actually thinner than a credit card but still protected and you cut it to size so it will fit in your wallet or whatever.
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I don't think so but you can export it right into your Outlook or Salesforce contacts list or into an Excel Spreadsheet. I was really impressed with how the well the contact information transferred over. However, cards with really fancy script or dark backgrounds do not scan as well.
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IF they have an old style card with the raised numbers they will all appear. But more and more the cards being issued are smooth so this imprinter does not pick up any numbers at all and you need to write them in. We switched to card swipers, Square and Intuit's system, there also a couple more, Paypal has one. These are way easier and have many features this old printer cannot do -- like bookkeeping, emailing receipts, etc. You can even log in cash sales to keep track of everything. Forget about using this old thing, go to Square or one of the other similar card swipe options. Now they can even save swiped data and upload it later if you are someplace without internet access. The future is here. Good luck!
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Apologies for the lateness of this answer, but I finally scanned something and tried to view the scan via USB. Yep, you can do it just fine without having to remove the card. Just looked at the recipe I scanned (for Shrimp Pizza, which really is a dip and not an actual pizza!) from my hometown newspaper and it looked great.
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Dear customer, If you search through your previous order, there should be contact information for the seller along with your invoice/order number to use as a reference.