Our music has been designed to print at its best in either A4 or Letter format. In the Print dialogue box there is a 'Fit to paper' option which is turned on by default. This will automatically scale the music to fit on whatever paper is in your printer. Make sure that the actual paper in the printer tray matches the size specifed in the Print dialogue box.

Answer: Most likely your image size has not changed, just the paper size. The size of your image must match the size of the paper you are printing it on or there will be problems. The solution: Always choose "Print WITH Preview". If you do not see your entire image in the preview screen or the image doesn’t take up all of the preview screen then your image size and paper size do not match up.

For your convenience, we have created our plans so they will print easily on a standard home printer that uses 81/2" x 11" paper.

In MS Word (WinXP), click File => Print, click the Properties button (at right), and then set Pages per Sheet to 2 (or 4).

Yes, the 10x13 model is setup to print on regular size paper. The 10x13 base comes in two pieces and is glued together prior to the construction process. All you need to finish the project is our product, glue and scissors. It comes fully colored. The picture you see on the website is an actual photo of what you will have when you finish.

No, but you shouldn't worry about paper. We offer a wide choice of different paper: white and coloured, matt and glossy, embossed and smooth, expensive and inexpensive, and also tracing paper, transparent film, canvas and parchment, self-adhesive paper and film. Tell us if you need any other material and we shall find it for you!

A3 print will not necessarily allow you to see your house printed larger. It is more likely to allow you to print a larger area. This is due to the nature of digital images ? there is a limit to how large a specific item can be printed before it starts to lose resolution. This is determined by the resolution of the original image, not of the printer or City2See's data engine.

You can use the PageMaker program available in the PC laboratories in the Computer Centre. Procedures: Use the Help within PageMaker, under the category of Printing, view "Tiling a publication". For details click here.

x 19'' is the maximum. This usually means that the maximum for a perfect bound cover is 8.5'' when taking the spine width into consideration.

All the paper we use is from substainable forests, and we have excellent suppliers of recycled papers and boards at prices that won't cost the earth.

We print all business cards, bookmarks and post cards on 14 pt. thick "Cornwall" stock, which is coated on both sides and UV coated on the front. UV coating the front prevents ink from rubbing off and gives

The best quality that you can get your hands on, but use common sense, do not get paper that is too thick.

Our Photo Mounting Paper is not optimized to absorb inkjet inks. You may, however, use most Creative Memories Photo Mounting Papers in a laser printer or photocopier. It will act just like any other copier paper.

The products that are posted on our web site are standard and we cannot print on other types of paper stock. However, if your quantities and titles are large enough to fill an entire press run, we may be able to accommodate a custom paper stock. Larger press runs typically have a finish quantity of 5,000 or more. Visit our Quote Request page or visit our Contact Us page and a SharpDots representative will be happy to assist you.

No. To ensure smooth operation of the printers, only the paper provided by Instructional Computing may be used in the printers.

NYC’s print options will work on A4 paper, even though NYC is designed for Letter size paper (8.5x11 inches). To use A4 paper, just put A4 paper into your printer, set the printer for A4, and set the printer driver for A4 (see Start menu… Printers and Faxes… right click your printer and select Properties, then make sure paper size is set to A4). The only print option that might have trouble on A4 is the 5.5x8.

The answer is that we do not use a four color print process to produce our paper. Our designs are plotted on a heavyweight matte paper. Plotting the paper allows us to create paper for one-time use for all your special occasions.

In short, no. It is hard to get text to look good on the seeded paper, but more importantly, the seeds can come off and lodge themselves in your printer and damage or ruin it. Most often, it is easier to print on machine made paper and attach it to the seeded paper with ribbon, raffia, or fancy paperclips.

For our postcards and bookmarks we use 12 point paper stock with a glossy finish on one side. For our brochures, which include feature sheets, we print on a 32# bright white stock. These paper stocks are among the best quality when compared to our competitors.