The latest version of Design and Print does produce a "proprietary" file (odd file type that must be used with Avery software). Select to download for your PC / Mac Operating System. Carefully check the settings (Media, margins, page size, source.)Īlternatively, Windows supports Avery Design and Print software (free from Avery). PDF Reader software may behave differently when setting up the print job. This might be easier using Word (if you have it). For example: "Borderless" may not be supported on Media "card". Reminder: Margins cannot be set to be less than the minimum margin for the printer / media type / size. "Duplex" aside, ensure whatever software you are using to print the PDF file is not set to "Fit" / Shrink to Fit / or similar setting that would "force the content" onto the confines of the paper.Ĭheck the margins to ensure they are not set less than the boundary needed to allow the content to fit within the "cut" areas of each card on the sheet. Looking at the Avery template #8371 shows that the template is intended for "one side" printing.ĭepending on the software you are using, the "duplex" printing setting for this Media type may - or may not - be unsupported. A similar effect can be seen when printing in "booklet" style when the gutters are set to other than zero. The issue may be related to the margin settings - "duplex" might be changing the "back side" margin setting and throwing off the size / centering. Left-Click on your Printer one time to highlight >
If the printer supports "Custom Size" forms,Ĭreate a Custom Size form for your sheets of business cards in the paper size needed.Ĭontrol Panel > icon view > Devices and Printers > If the Paper Size cannot be set to accomodate the size of the sheet of business cards, The specifications indicate Media type Card > Paper size settings do not include "letter" size (as would be needed for the template 8371 - 10 card sheet ). If the weight of the paper is within the maximum allowed weight, and the Media type is set correctly, the content should print on the paper / card. In general, (though not always) weight of paper is listed on the package in which the paper is purchased. Specifications indicate the printer handles "card" media up to 200 gsm / 110 lb. HP Instant Specs and Ruminations on the subject of Media type, Paper Size.
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