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Yes, that makes sense. Having cut out the 3 postcard sized pieces from the A4 sheet, you can put them all inside an A4 laminator pouch with spaces between them so as to have a laminated border when finally trimmed. This is likely to be more economical than using postcard-sized laminator pouches - even if you can get them.
But beware the sharp corners after cutting...round them off!
He did, actually - but he top posted. Your news client probably stripped out the previous message, thinking there were 57 lines of signature!
oops! and pay quite a bit for a new head in six months.
Buy a cheap colour printer,preferably where the cartridge can be refilled. Then go to a stationers and buy sticky back lables postcard size and stick them to the post card after printed the details on.
Get three other committee members to order 50 cards each and bobsherunkle!
Otherwise, order the 50 free ones and if you are satisfied order 150 more.
Shokk
edit: They actually offer 100 postcards for free! Even better!
I quite like that idea, but what is the difference between postcard and four by six? At four by six, they go down to 7 and a half pence for over
100.Dave
Fr short runs, find a print shop with a color laser - these will print up to a reasonable thickness of card. Otherwisee its going to be a couple of hundred quid to set up for 'real printing'
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