What grade paper do you have to use?
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I have used many kinds with no problem- My personal favorite paper to use in my home office is labeled "multi-use" and is "96 bright"- So that is in the fax machine, because it is always in my copier/printer/scanner as well. Hope this helps!
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Yes, you can use anything. My daughter ran out of the included paper & now uses plain printer paper
840447
Depends on your printer. At times, it was difficult for my printer to recognize the paper.
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I used every size from 1/4" to 1". Just buy whatever thickness you need for your booklet. For a larger booklet with lots of pages, you will still have to punch the pages a few at a time.
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Yes. If it is a really old sheet of paper then you might need to ask a professional but if it is regular paper (made with today's technology) I use it all the time. For my school work, genealogy work.... I hope this helps
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There are many printers that use rolled paper. I use rolls because they're much cheaper than pre cut papers and you can trim the paper down to the sizes that you want to use. You don't have to have a printer that accepts rolled papers. If you're interested in printers that do, look at some of the large format printers.Hope this helps.
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Paper. I used them to make learning centers and actuvities for my classroom.
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If you do 5 mil lamination, the manufacturer recommends sizes up to 4x6. For 3 mil, you are NOT limited to 4x6."Use 3 mil pouches for documents up to legal size. Use 3 mil or 5 mil pouches for items 4 inch x 6 inch or smaller. Laminates documents up to 9 inch wide."
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I would use the contact paper that's advertised as chalkboard paper. It would probably work a lot better as a chalkboard.
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U will have a small per at the back of the plastic. U have to cut it out and look fir the combination paper
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Entirely my opinion from testing and experience, I like paper with some weight to it such as Bristol,vellum Bristol, watercolor, or for mix media or dry medium. But try any paper your curious to try it on, it might be different for you. How you blend/use the markers is a definite factor. For example, I can use high quality paper but if I don't understand how to blend/use the markers, it'll still come out bad. Hope that helps!
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If you are printing photos - you can buy photo quality paper. I just use multipurpose white paper - its completely up to you!
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I would go with the 9" paper....grease the bottom of the pan, place the paper in the pan and with your thumb or finger press the paper into the inside edge and up the side of the pan....it will be easier to peel the paper off if it is a little bit big...
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I agree. It's always a good rule of thumb to go the next size up when you're working with same size. I'm sure it would be fine to use 9x12, but I don't know about thickness. If it's card stock kind of quality, I think 9 x12 would be fine. But if your paper has a thicker quality than that, I would recommend going the next size up.
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I don't hae the package with me so I can't answer the question. I have found the paper to be quite good as I use it for professional purposes..
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Some are 3mm and some are 5mm. Depending on what you want to la-mate. If you item is thicker that two pieces of paper go with the 5mm. If you have normal thickness of paper two sheets will fit in the 3mm. Also how much the item is going to be handled.
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I just use recommended paper, sorry. Maybe Canon web site or their "contact" people can answer.