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I do 4 or 2 to an A4 SBP, and use my photoprinter software which does it automatically. Don't have dog and bark meself etc! If there's an easy way your Aunty Flum will be first in line to take it! 
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Originally posted by Flummery View PostI do 4 or 2 to an A4 SBP, and use my photoprinter software which does it automatically. Don't have dog and bark meself etc! If there's an easy way your Aunty Flum will be first in line to take it!
However you wouldn't say that if you'd had to wrestle with your printer software like I had to yesterday. You'd say bl**dy printer, its going straight out the window!
Ah well they won't look so good on my mono laser anyway!
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coo .... thank you Seasprout. I find them easy to use and me and Mrs G spend many a happy winter evening with the prit stick making them
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I've been doing the same as well, but after seeing these pretty printed ones I might make a few of those as well.Originally posted by Seahorse View PostI feel inadequate now... I use old Christmas card envelopes and a biro!
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Here's some cracking seed packet designs pinched from ChocClare that put even NTGs to shame!
Seed Packets - 2.25mb for those on dial-up.Last edited by smallblueplanet; 12-01-2008, 02:43 PM.To see a world in a grain of sand
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SBP, think outside the puter, what would you have done 20 years ago? It would probably have been quicker than fighting with the printer. OK you will still have to deal with the printer but having got the immediate issue out of the way, you can calm down and sort the printer prob out.
Coooool man!
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