in search of blank template sheets
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a long time ago i purchased a package of blank template sheets that can go in your printer. one side is smooth the other side has a slight texture. once printed it does not come off and does not smear. cant find it any more .do any of you know what it is called and where i could find it? thanks.
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This tutorial suggests using overhead transparency sheets. Could they be what you're looking for? http://www.ehow.com/how_7176638_prin...s-plastic.html
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This tutorial suggests using overhead transparency sheets. Could they be what you're looking for? http://www.ehow.com/how_7176638_prin...s-plastic.html
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It's called Vellum. http://www.staples.com/vellum/directory_vellum
I have used the translucent. The colors were very good with no smearing. I printed on an inkjet printer. My older HP would only let me feed one sheet at a time.
I have used the translucent. The colors were very good with no smearing. I printed on an inkjet printer. My older HP would only let me feed one sheet at a time.
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