notice a natural bend entire left side to each sleeve. how can you be assured an 18 x 24 print will not become damaged over time in this folder?
244973
I store the portfolio in the box in which it was shipped to keep it closed. Everything stays flat this way.
244974
Your choices would be (I would think) to either store the portfolio flat or buy up to the next size. I have not noticed this problem and I have multiple portfolios.....both portrait and landscape.
1937746
Mine was bent slightly there too. I thought it happened in shipping? I kept it though, it's not that bad.
2054199
The cardboard sleeve it comes I has a Velcro closure to reuse. I keep it in that so there are no accidental slices. Works great.
1036881
There is a very slight mark so that the card can be folded. Whether one can print "inside" the card is dependent upon the printing program I think.
874035
Remove the paper from the paper tray and adjust the plastic blue adjuster tabs to fit. My own personal method is to print one envelope at a time. But that's just me. I'm sure you'd be fine otherwise. Hope this helps.
1759787
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.
418891
Make sure nothing is jammed in thereNo torn piece of paper ?Never had problem
1515153
This folder does a great job on two-pass folds. Making the third fold after a second pass will most likely be problematic. I never tried this but I doubt you'd like the outcome.
1649648
Just keep them is a dry flat place. I keep mine in the plastic sleeve it came in. It won't go bad unless it gets wet but it will crack if it bends. It looks super cool. :) good luck.
1503735
It should be two sided. You could have a defective one, but if i remember correctly, one side of the backing was totally clear. No watermarks at all to let you know its there. Take a closer look, maybe use a needle to try to get a corner started. If you still cant get it, either send it back for a new one, or find some other double sided tape. Id recommend returning it because the adhesive i received is super strong and because this is a lock, thats what youre looking for.
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I just opened an empty one, and no, it is not completely flat. Not even when full. Butt it DOES stay open. Personally I use these mainly to store, not to show art, You have to take the image out to get it flat enough to scan with no distortion.. I never had a handled portfolio that was not seriously WEAK at the handle . Itt probably follows that you get what you pay for, although even the expensive ones have not been sturdy enough to carry art., even the drawings that I cart off after displaying them This is one item you should probably purchase at a place you can see it and carry it hands on (you can always look for the same item online later).Jude I just opened an empty one, and no, it is not completely flat. Not even when full. Butt it DOES stay open. Personally I use these mainly to store, not to show art, You have to take the image out to get it flat enough to scan with no distortion.. I never had a handled portfolio that was not seriously WEAK at the handle . Itt probably follows that you get what you pay for, although even the expensive ones have not been sturdy enough to carry art., even the drawings that I cart off after displaying them This is one item you should probably purchase at a place you can see it and carry it hands... » Read More I just opened an empty one, and no, it is not completely flat. Not even when full. Butt it DOES stay open. Personally I use these mainly to store, not to show art, You have to take the image out to get it flat enough to scan with no distortion.. I never had a handled portfolio that was not seriously WEAK at the handle . Itt probably follows that you get what you pay for, although even the expensive ones have not been sturdy enough to carry art., even the drawings that I cart off after displaying them This is one item you should probably purchase at a place you can see it and carry it hands on (you can always look for the same item online later).Jude « Show Less
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The side with printing is up. The corrugations on the other side are to help prevent slippage.
164938
From what I remember, no, they should not be bent. How big is the window you are trying to cover? The trick to getting all the 'bubbles' out and flat is to start with one side and smoothe it out as you are pressing the other side with your other hand.
253003
Just be gentle & guide the page as you put it behind the arm. I don't find it an issue at all. I purchased a 2nd one to keep at work it's so good.
88367
Its best to carefully cut them out. Or make a dark background because the wntire paper would be transfered and a white square will appear on it. So cut the white out.
975871
Mine is not bent at all. It lies flat and tight. It does sound like the one you received may be damaged. I hope this info is helpful. Good luck.
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There are rubber covers on the ends and the ends bend sideways. Not a problem.