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| Mick Dundee:
You should be fine with regular letter paper with Ds Cases.. DVD ones too for that matter. It's the UGCs you need legal paper for. You need to set your printing preferences to print border less To make sure mine come out right I open them in my editing program and make the background the same size as the paper... dunno if it makes a real difference ... but I feel better doing so |
| Shugo Takahashi:
--- Quote from: Mick Dundee on February 26, 2009, 04:22:43 PM ---You should be fine with regular letter paper with Ds Cases.. DVD ones too for that matter. It's the UGCs you need legal paper for. You need to set your printing preferences to print border less To make sure mine come out right I open them in my editing program and make the background the same size as the paper... dunno if it makes a real difference ... but I feel better doing so --- End quote --- What program do you use to print? My DS and DVD cases always come out with the backs cut off, and I even use a program made entirely for printing DVD covers to do the DVD ones, too... EDIT: Well nevermind, I finally bit the bullet and went out to buy the expensive ink my good old HP Deskjet 952c takes and a huge 500-sheet pack of legal paper from Staples. I snagged about 25 UGCs from dmc1974 on this very forum, and I just printed Super Mario 64's cover. It looks amazing. I'm so happy that my collection is finally going to feel completed. It feels so much better to have gotten that big expense out the way; now I can go and buy more games instead of worrying about casing the existing ones. :) |
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