When you are finish creating a page do you print it of yourself, and what size albums can you make/
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You can print it and it will give you the option to print in different sizes, 4x10, 5x7 etc. However I am new at this so I am still in the process of building my album and learning in the process.
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i. personally, love these things and the sizes i had,which were for 8x11 inserts were great! i made bothmy girls, books for christmas of pictures i had thatthey would want. my printer is wonderful so it madea great, unexpensive, and able to keep album, they lovedit, ginny
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Yeah this will do the trick! Each page is a full page, there aren't separate photo pockets/sections within each page. I would call it a scrapbook rather than a photo album. I actually used it for the purpose you are looking to use it for :)
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Not certain, but I think you can print directly from a flash drive. I imagine that is why the printer includes a display. I use mine through its wireless connection to my laptop. As far as paper size, it uses 4X6 in. paper, and will print a single 4X6 photo, or multiple smaller photos, like wallets or passport size. You can print these multiple photos on a single 4X6 paper. The paper it uses is good heavy stock and is coated to give a semi-glossy image.
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I am not 100% sure. I think you do it from the print screen on your computer (or device), not on the printer itself. There is usually a button called Properties on a print screen. That opens up a lot of detail about size and type of paper. Sorry I have never used glossy paper. Good luck.
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When printing there is the option for a user defined roll size. One thing make sure you set up the paper to be longer then the photo being printed as there is no cutter on the machine.
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These page protectors fit my creative memories 12 x 12 album. they do fit tight, so you have to work a little to get them on. However I am very happy with mine...and I do at least 100 pages a year.
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I routinely put one photo on each side of the page. More would probably fit.
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You have the option to delete and/or print. It's not like the old fashion polaroid that automatically prints every time you click so it saves you photo paper. You have to actually choose which ones to print. You can also edit/crop/add borders too before printing.
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yes, I printed a lot of pictures, around 500 prints on the 4 x 6 inches, and I'm not done yet, hope that answers your question.
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I scanned the insert that came in the mug into a .jpg and then used that as a template to arrange photos. If you just want to print something out and use the insert as a guide to cut, the photo should be approximately 7 3/4" in height with borders of at least an inch. My photo is about 10 1/4" wide at the top and 8 3/4" wide at the bottom.
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Yes. I normally make letter size, half fold. It also has several paper sizes available.
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I only put one picture per page simply in case she's has a major milestone that way I can document it accordingly. And it depends on the size of the picture you have if you can add more.
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I have printed out a few pictures and the results are good. I did however adjust the color etc with Photoshop before printing. I also used photo quality 4x6 paper.
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Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9 inch black under sheet does slide into the 9 inch plastic page. Good luck. Hope it works for you. Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9... » Read More Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9 inch black under sheet does slide into the 9 inch plastic page. Good luck. Hope it works for you. « Show Less
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Sorry. Don't think so. The pages that came in my album are 11" tall but only 9.5" wide. Your pages would extend out of the album.
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Easiest is to use a preset template and use clipart that comes with program. I was able to make a blank card and import clipart of my own from another source. I didn't try different formats, so cannot yet give complete answer. Sizing import is not obvious like illustrator or even Word. PrintMaster is at it's best when used to make easy card, flyer, calendar or page with your own photos.