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Joan Breckwoldt · 11-03-2005, 10:01 PM

Hi Andrea,

Thanks for the info on your printer. I think you may have something there with your reference to Epson products. When I called Epson they stressed using their products, which naturally they would!

My problem is that I am looking for glossy paper, fairly heavy like card stock, so I can make notecards. Well, I quizzed the Epson guy and they even connected me with their paper department and I was told Epson doesn't make a glossy card stock! The only way I can make glossy cards (with Epson products) is to buy the ready-packaged sets of 25 with glossy card stock. They're 6" x 9", which is a little big, so I end up cutting down the stock and using different envelopes. An expensive way to do this, but it's the best option until I find something better to print on.

I just haven't had time these past few days to get to the Office Supply store to see what they have.

Joan

11-03-2005, 10:01 PM	#28
Joan Breckwoldt Associate Member Joined: Nov 2001 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 504	Paper Hi Andrea, Thanks for the info on your printer. I think you may have something there with your reference to Epson products. When I called Epson they stressed using their products, which naturally they would! My problem is that I am looking for glossy paper, fairly heavy like card stock, so I can make notecards. Well, I quizzed the Epson guy and they even connected me with their paper department and I was told Epson doesn't make a glossy card stock! The only way I can make glossy cards (with Epson products) is to buy the ready-packaged sets of 25 with glossy card stock. They're 6" x 9", which is a little big, so I end up cutting down the stock and using different envelopes. An expensive way to do this, but it's the best option until I find something better to print on. I just haven't had time these past few days to get to the Office Supply store to see what they have. Joan