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    A quick tip for inserts. for odd sized card.

    Print an outline shape that is the same size as your card.

    Add text and what ever else to this shape.

    Print this out, then simple cut so using the inside of the box as a guide.

    you have no lines but a perfect insert for your cards.

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    That's clever Sharon!

    I'm a Scraphazard!!
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    Thank you to Josie and to Sharron... life will be much easier with these tips under my belt!

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    that makes live so much simple grest information

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    sorry should say great!!!!!!!

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    found your tutorial just browsing the card site, i too have always had trouble with the inserts, and made many many mistakes with lots of wasted paper lol, so glad i found your tutorial, have also copied it, hope you don't mind. very kind of you, will try it out after dinner.

    thank you

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    I usually work Sharron's way for odd sizes too - it's virtually foolproof! I make most of my inserts in Serif Page Plus. If I'm making a batch of inserts or an making a size I use regularly, I'll often pre-cut my papers to size, set up and save a template in Page Plus, type my text and set up a custom page size for my printer to print off. The only thing I don't seem to be able to do is save my custom sizes on the printer...

    Any word processing or desk top publishing package should allow you to make custom page templates, and possibly set up guidelines or boxes for a cutting template too.

    Rosemary
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    Thanks from me too!

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    Thankyou so much,
    I recently had to format my computer, saved all my templates for inserts but we installed 2003 word on computer instead of 2007, so they would not read, so of course I am back to starting to make templates again.
    I of course could not remember how I made them, silly me, so this tutorial is very useful.
    When I have made it, I also save a blank as template in both portrait and landscape, so when making new insert for different occasions use these and then save as what I have made. Found this the best so I did not accidently save over a previously made template. Hope that makes sense.
    Cheers Aussie Vic

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    thanks so much for the help with inserts i have had a few problem when i have done them myself

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    Thank you from me too! hugs June xx

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    thankyou for the inserts josie

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    Insert CD

    You can buy a cd which has the templates already done on it trying to find the site think it is by Peejay Crafts if anyone wants to know I can find mine and tell you exact site
    Regards Jane

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    Card Inserts

    Thanks for this fab tip.. do you have an tip for inserts for square cards please?
    Regards
    Lesley Smith

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    The best programme to use on you computer is Microsoft Word. There you can create your in-serts.

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