From: Rolando R. Gomez 
>This was before the CCG era.  Now I would get some blank CCG cards and fill
>out the back or paste something on with rubber cement.  I know you can get
>blanks for INWO CCG.
>
Slightly tangential to the subject, but the last time I brought a printer I
spent an extra hundred bucks and stepped up to the A3 with the flat paper
path (AKA: will print on thin card).  Now I must admit that I'm still trying
to find the time to lay out my cards for printing and my wife would be
hassling me for buying gadgets if we hadn't been able to print our own
iron-on transfers for her niece, BUT the point is (I'm getting there, I
swear) that it's getting much easier to find a printshop that can handle
small runs onto cardstock.  Most of the cost is messing around with the
graphic image formats.

It might cost you more than scissors and glue but you'll get clean,
professional results.

Even just digging around for someone you know with a good printer - I didn't
even realise that my printer handled card until I unpacked it and read the
manual, I was after A3 because I print maps for my work (I've got the HP
Deskjet 1000C, but there are a couple of printers in the same functional
slot)

Chris.

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