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1. #HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 MANUAL#
3. #HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 SOFTWARE#
4. #HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 DOWNLOAD#

I hope these two little tricks help make planning and plotting a whole lot easier for you.I would like to print directly to 3x5 index cards.

#HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 MANUAL#

With the Post-It Notes covering the typed messages, place the paper into the manual feeder of your printer. Once printed, apply a Post-It Note to each typed message. Print the document as you normally would. Use copy and paste to make this go much quicker. Decide how many custom Post-It Notes you need and type your message into each box. If you prefer, you can simply make your own template for each Post-It Note, make the margins 2.5″ wide x 2.7″ high.

#HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 DOWNLOAD#

Download a template for typing Post-It Notes.

#HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 HOW TO#

The article that taught me this nifty trick is “ How To Print Typed Post-It Notes” by an Contributor. If index cards aren’t your thing but you do have an avalanche of sticky notes in your writers notebook, on your walls, or around your desk don’t despair! You can print on those too.

Click on the “Size, Source & Orientation” tab to select the size and landscape orientation. If you are using MS Works, click on “File” and then select “Page Setup” from the drop down menu. Here you will be able to change the page size and define the margins. If you are using OpenOffice, click on the “Format” tab on the top of the page. There is an index card setting.Ĭhange the margins in MS Word to be no more than 1/2″ all the way around.Ĭhange the page orientation to “Landscape”. Set the size to either 3″ x 5″ or 4″ x 6″ depending on the size card you purchased.

#HOW TO PRINT ON 3X5 INDEX CARDS WITH HP OFFICEJET4650 SOFTWARE#

Open your word processing software (MS Word, OpenOffice, or MS Works) on your computer.įrom MS Word, click on the “Page Layout” tabĬlick on “Size” in MS Word. Place a stack of index cards in your printer tray and move the printer guide up against them to let your printer know it’s loaded with index cards. If this is the case, you can still print on the larger 4″ x 6″ cards. Some printers will not print on the 3″ x 5″ cards. Instructionsīefore purchasing index cards, check your printer to see what is the smallest sized index card it can be configured to. The article I stumbled upon that taught me this neat trick is “ How To Print On Index Cards” written by Rhonda Levine on. Let’s face it, we’ve all written down notes, key facts/clues, or important plot points and later went back to read it only to find out we must have been channeling our inner doctor because it’s nothing but chicken scratch! This will, of course, make it easier to read what your genius mind was thinking. Whether you pin your index cards to boards, keep them on a binder ring, or in a loose pile, you can definitely benefit from having each card typed out as neat as possible. Don’t forget to scroll down and check out the comment section to find user reviews and more tips and tricks on how to accomplish this. You can check out that little adventure here: How To Outline Your Novel with a Bulletin Board: Part 1 and Part 2. I stumbled upon these techniques while creating my Plotting Board. If you have this problem too then this just might be your answer. I don’t know about you but I don’t have the neatest handwriting and I tend to have more to write then I can manually fit onto one index card. Did you know that you can print on your index cards?