Printing on Heavy Stock Paper?
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I just dont think that is possible as the paper needs to be able to bend.  You might find some kind of machine that stamps rather than prints.  Perhaps Kinko might have some ideas.\nE
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I use stationary that is specially perforated for business cards and Microsoft Publisher. It's fun!
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I believe you can but I don't suggest it, go buy a new cartrage the print head will build up with old ink and the viscosity of your ink will increse causeing more clogs and "dirtier" looking prints
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Any good printer should have that option.\n\nMy Lexmark all in one will do that real quick.\n\nGet one at Walmart.\n\nDavid
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You can configure your printer to print using the economy mode. This mode forces the printer to print lighter shades, therefore conserving the cartridge. \nYou can also save the toner by having users configure the printer to print by using the 'Normal' or 'Draft' quality mode as default. Avoid unnecessary wasted space in the margins: you should also configure the 'Page Size' and margins from your printer drive such that they match the type of paper you use and so that the text is printed on as much of the surface of the paper as is comfortably possible.
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Go to \n\nhttp://dyesubinks.com/index.php?pageto=printers.htm\n\nIt should answer your question.
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Select the paper size in the "Print Options".
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Yes Sure I can Help. Just Type FLYER!! See you made it. Jooking.\n\nMake it on Word as others suggested, but when you have to print it don't waste ink in you home PC. save it on Flopy and Buy 500 sheet Copier paper Colored (blue, green) what ever you like take to it a place they charge you 5Cents or less and use your paper to make Copies.
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Probably not.  But you could go to your printer properties and find the ink adjustment and reduce the amount of ink used.  This will make the print lighter but may be satisfactory for most jobs.  You can always change it back.  I have an HP printer..\nBut try this or check your printer manual.\nright click something to print and in the box that pops up choose printing preferences.  There may be an advanced button too. \nBut somewhere there is a place to adjust the ink. Then check out the tabs for an ink setting.\nE
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Without knowing your budget, I'm going to guess you want the least expensive machine capable of handling that paper/media size.  Staples carries the "Sharp AL-2080 Pegasus Copier/Printer/Scanner", for just under $2000, which can handle 11x17.
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Regular paper.  You need to check your printer to see if you left something in it that was supposed to be removed.  Or maybe something fell in.....that's causing the paper to jam.
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Try the "Print as Image" option in the print dialog.  It's slower than the default, but it might work for you.\n\nAlso, make sure you have the latest drivers for your printer and operating system.
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Depending on the program you're printing from, there is normally an option to "print selection".  This is true in Microsoft Word and Excel and most other programs as well.
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Officemax will do it, but only with authentic HP, Brother, or Lexmark  inks.  They usually have the paper up front, but check Staples first.  They usually give MONEY AWAY, which I'd take over Officemax Branded Recycled Leaves, err, I mean paper anyday!! :)
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Try a printer store :)))
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Your best bet would be to print it out on a large format printer. Inks last up to 15-30 years depending on the application. it would also be faster and less expensive. Offset is for web fed papers or cut sheets paper stock. I have never heard of a offet press that print on vinyl and I have been in the printing industry for over 8 years.\n\nIf you need something let me know.
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silk screen printing\ndirect ink printing\ntransfer printing