im trying to cut out cardstock tags which ive pre printed, all are exactly the same but my scan n cut only recognizes 3 to 4 tags, help please?
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I have found that sometimes my SNC has trouble recognizing all of the images being scanned too. When this happens I cut the images it does recognize and then re-scan and cut the others it missed. Here is a YouTube video I found that helped me get around this the best I could. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_4dzcVWJjM There are some great YouTube videos that may be helpful and/or give you some other ideas on how to get around this issue. Like this one I just found and think will be very helpful! :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDRIb1ssGqw
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Yes, I suppose so, but why would you want to do that? You may need it the full length for future texture plates you may purchase. I emboss the full length of cardstock and then just cut the cardstock the desired length/size for the card/project. Hope this helps.
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You print the inserts and then put them into the plastic tag and attach the string. I don't remember the number in the kit, but the info should be on the order site.
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Having the same problem with mine! Please help! I tried everythign mikob suggested. Adding more paper, less paper, checking that it was pushed in all the way, ensuring the correct size was selected. Nothing is working... Could this be a defect?
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I think you would be able to cut three sheets of card stock, but not necessarily accurately. I can cut thick chipboard, which would seem about equivalent to three sheets of card stock, but I have to make sure to hold the entire sheet really well or the blade starts to pull the sheet in, resulting in an angled cut. I would guess something similar would happen, especially with the bottom sheet of card stock. One sheet of thick card stock cuts very nicely, two is a little tougher, but can be accurately done. I've never tried more than that.
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I have had success cutting cards apart and other things. They have not fallen apart on me. However, I am sure it might depend on how thick the item is that you are laminating, and how your machine works. I set my machine on the 10ml setting, even though I am using 3ml sheets and it works fine for me.
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I actually use three blades. My deep cut is for fabric cutting so I don't use it for paper. You probably could but I would not go any deeper than 1 for regular cardstock.
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Sorry I can't help you with your problem. I have never had that problem, but have had many other problems with this program. It maybe your printer settings but I wouldn't be surprised if it is the program itself. I have used the older versions of Printmaster for many years and was very happy with it but since I changed my computer I had to buy one for windows7 and it is the worst I ever had! What a waste of money. Nothing prints out right and it has a very limited selection for cards etc. I would see if it can be returned for something else.
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I've printed on cardstock, not sure if that's 100 LB or not- I make my own greeting cards from paintings I've done. It worked as well as on the regular weight paper. I do bump up the black a little when printing scans.
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I don't use card stock for the card itself. I use pre folded blank cards (with the envelopes) then cut a piece of cardstock slightly smaller in size than the front of the card - pass it thru the design of your choice thru the cuttlebug THEN glue it to the card stock front of your choice. You may even have two plain colors of card stock (one smaller than the other) and for the third and top piece (cut smaller than the second sheet) run that one thru the cuttlebug for your designs.
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yes. any size with in letter / A4 sizes.but only thing is while scanning you need to pull or draw the scanner nicely and smoothly so that the thick papers like business cards doesnt stuck the rollers.However based on the selection of the size of the paper, determines the scanned page. so you may need to crop later. also while scan you make sure that keep the card on a flat surface so that the rollers are pushed / rolled to activate the scan. whatsoever explained here, its slightly tough job. hands on will give you better understanding
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One of the first tests that I run when I buy these cards is to test it by filling it up with some large files. I do this several times with a format in between. So far, touch wood my cards are working fine as I have them in my Nikon D7000 camera. I could not locate a batch number on the card - perhaps your issue may well be a bad batch.
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Mine does NOT print Cardstock... Prints on Photo and regular paper just fine though.
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Hi,I just used the regular merchandise tags with the tiny holes. I don't have the exact measurement of the hole size but it's not as large as some of the others I've seen on other tags. It fit perfectly.
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There is a code in the book that came with it, that you scan. You have to enter program mode first, then scan the code. I'm not sure which one it is, but you can try several options until it works.
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The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
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The key is getting things aligned to the top and side. It'll scan if they are slightly off square, but then you have to go through all of them and square them up. Easier to start that way than having to post process everything.