Recall postcard printing

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khdilger
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Recall postcard printing

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What are people using to print their post cards on? Do you use a nice cardstock? Are you using some type of paper with graphics on it?
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I was using pre-graphics printed postcards, but getting a printer that will handle them and will last has been a challenge for me...they all break b/c the stock is to heavy.
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I use recall cards from www.mbsdental.com, 4 per page. We've also used some from Medical Arts Press. We print them on a Brother Laserjet p2035n printer. They come out beautiful and all you have to do is stick the postage stamp on them and send them out.
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Jorgebon wrote:I use recall cards from http://www.mbsdental.com, 4 per page. We've also used some from Medical Arts Press. We print them on a Brother Laserjet p2035n printer. They come out beautiful and all you have to do is stick the postage stamp on them and send them out.
Jorge Bonilla, DMD
I assume you cut them after printing, if they are 4 per page?
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Yes, they come microperforated so it's easy to just pull them apart.
Jorge Bonilla, DMD
Edit: the printer is an HP, not a Brother. The Model number is P2035n
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