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Alex E.
  • Boston, MA
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creating those yellow direct mail letters

Alex E.
  • Boston, MA
Posted

I have been trying to create the yellow letters with the yellow note pad paper, but the sentences that I am writing are not aligning with the lines in the yellow paper. Do you have to have the sentences fall perfectly on the yellow paper?

I think the yellow pad paper is lighter in weight than the traditional white paper and so the print shifts it when it prints it.

I first trace the lines of the yellow paper and then write out my content. Then I erase the lines and print it out on the yellow pad paper, but as I said earlier the sentences are not falling neatly on the lines.

Can anyone tell me how they are printing out their letters with yellow note pad paper?

Thanks.

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