Made the app for auto imposition on iphone. For roll and for sheets. Calculates on the fly. Easy fast cheap,
Enter quantity, size - get in second best layout, sizes, even price .
What do think ? What options to add more? Waste calculation? How many cuts ? Etc.
I've bought some round 2" label from A-SUB. I'm having trouble getting the logos to align, Photo for reference but it doesn't seem like the logo is being shifted equally, they're all shifted randomly and I don't know why. I've got the printer settings set to custom 100% it's not being fit to page or anything like that. What am I doing wrong?
I'm using the template recommended by A-SUB which seems to be compatible with Avery's 2" glossy white template. I'm using Avery's software to properly align my logo. Printing on regular printer paper turns out fine. The issue is when I print on the label paper. When I align my logos PDF with the A-sub or Avery template it looks fine.
I'm hoping someone can help me out! Any advice is greatly appreciated.
I'm using a Brother MFC-9340CDW printer
I’m looking for a large format printer (13x19) to print my wedding photos and I would like to also use it for book binding covers. I’ve heard some inkjet cartridge printers get clogged if not used often, but I’m also not sure if ink tanks would be smarter bc of the pricing. I will take all recommendations and assistance! Thanks in advance 🥰
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to print my photo on a letter-size glossy paper with the settings in the image below:
However, when I hit the print button, it did not print at all, and send me this error:
From what I read on the Canon website, it said the printer supports their GP-701 paper, which is letter-size glossy paper. So if anyone knows what I have to do to fix this problem, I would appreciate it.
I really hoped to print stuff for myself artwork and such. I wanna make a book out of it so the paper can't be too thick. So the ideal paper I was looking for was Glossy double sided 90 gsm. Pretty much the only paper I can find that could be shipped to me was named exactly that but it is categorised as an offset paper, Honestly it is a miracle I could find that too no one wants to sell to consumers it seems that kinda paper. I asked the seller about it and they said inkjet printing could work but there is no gaurentee agianst spreading. So I guess that is what I want to know how bad can things really be? Like it won't absorb the ink at all? Is there a possiblity maybe where I can dry it with a uv light or something? Has someone tried it here? I would test it but that is the problem where I am at. I didn't buy the printer yet and I don't know if it would be worth it for me to buy the printer if this thing doens't work out. I tried to see online if anyone has experimented with it but I coudn't really see any pictures most sources just say ink just won't absorb.
