Is the paper here scored down the middle so I can fold them in half after printing? I know it sounds silly, but I REALLY suck at folding them.
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Yes they are scored. I also need that or I really screw up the cards trying to fold them. I do wish the paper was a little bit heavier but I'm happy with it. I would buy it again.
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Yes they are and so easy to use. I use them often. Another great Avery product.
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PS I too have had problems with printing the envelopes. They are heavy paper but if I lightly hold down the flap as it goes into the printer, that helps it accept it but if it doesn't, it will jam your printer.
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Yes, they are. In fact they are the best I have used. I agree with you, I loathe trying to fold them without the help of the scoring.
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Yes, the paper is well scored, and folds easily. However, the paper itself is quite textured and doesn't print well. The envelopes won't go through either of my printers, and Avery claims that you should never put envelopes through a printer which is a whole bunch of trash. I would not buy this product.
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It is hard to see, but the card stock is scored. As you start the fold, the paper "gives way" at the center and shows you where the score is. Just press along that score to create the fold.
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I use it folded in half (the edges sewn together to bind them together) and it has a nice feel (13 pieces of paper to make a 26-page booklet). So if you are just folding the page in half, I would say it will work nicely.
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John,Do this. Take an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Fold in half horizontally and this will give you the approximate size of the paper. I'm an elementary educator and we call that a hamburger fold...lol You can print on the front and back of the paer. I only used the fron side. Hope this helps. If you have additional questions, feel free to email me. charlalynette206@gmail.com
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Yes, the 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" size is correct. It is simply a letter sized paper with a score down the middle to fold in half. We do have the same product available in the 5" x 7" size. It can be found under ASIN B000UAPG5Y
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Thats a hard question.. It gets small... like when you fold A4 paper 3times in horizontal.. Something like that
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They aren't supposed to be glued together. Put the paper in your printer and print 3 copies of each page. If they were glued it wouldn't run thru the printer.
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I usually cut the wrap around area off. It fits perfectly that way and isn't too time consuming. I haven't tried to fold them but that might work. The covers do not wrap around the back that's why I tend to cut mine. Hope this helps :)
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I am not sure if you can do it, but I had to do something like this and I worked around it as following:I light-glued both papers on a blank A4 paper and laminated them as one piece.
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Before I've purchased mine there is a website (which I can't find it anymore) that you can print a 1:1 actual size and fold and you can place that folded paper anywhere so you can see the best position/location that suits you. You can e-mail Michael Wolonson (mike.woloson@philips.com) for the website if they haven't take it down, I think it's Philips website only for this DRL's.
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I use this paper in my HP Photosmart plus without any issues. I have not printed pictures within my card but doubt it would be an issue since the card images are always good. The preferrerated fold is one of the better ones I've come across, it does not want to break up with folded. I've only done four sided cards. Just follow the instructions on the printer how to flip or turn your page to get the results as expected or you may print side two on side one. I've accidently done that, oops.
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It will likely jam. I purchased the machine to fold 40lb. brochure paper and it jams after the first page. I spoke with the company that the machine came from and the manufacturer and was told by both that it is really only meant to fold normal copy paper. The description would lead you to believe otherwise. This is only a good purchase if you are intending on only folding one page letters for which it works great.
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Many thanks... It seemed rather odd as most machines accept paper the narrow way and having the closed edge on the side would I think cause wrinkling and just generally bad feed through.
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I do not know what in the world is up with that picture because mine was as the description, in a roll, not folded like that picture. Good luck. Probably the picture is wrong, though.
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Once you get the end pieces in it is pretty much stationery. However you could pop the ends out and fold it back up. If you are looking for the type of bed that folds in two and sits neatly in a corner then this would not work. But as I said it you can pop the ends off and fold it somewhat.
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I use the higher grade of printer paper due to the fact that it prints colors better. Many people also print bi-fold cards but I have found that quarter fold works very well and is cheaper to mail.
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I thank you for your reply and it also helped to know that the paper was heavier than the standard paper. Thank you again.
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John, Do this. Take an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Fold in half horizontally and this will give you the approximate size of the paper. I'm an elementary educator and we call that a hamburger fold...lol You can print on the front and back of the paer. I only used the fron side. Hope this helps. If you have additional questions, feel free to email me. charlalynette206@gmail.com