On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 13:08:59 UTC, "Roger Mills"
wrote:

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Bob Eager wrote:


You should be able to print 3 on an
A4 sheet, then laminate it - and finally cut it into 3 postcard-sized
pieces.

No...print 3 on an A4 sheet, cut into 3 postcard-sized pieces, and
laminate. You want a laminate-only border all round (a) to keep it
waterproof (b) because the only real adherence is
laminate-to-laminate.

Yes, that makes sense. Having cut out the 3 postcard sized pieces from the
A4 sheet, you can put them all inside an A4 laminator pouch with spaces
between them so as to have a laminated border when finally trimmed. This is
likely to be more economical than using postcard-sized laminator pouches -
even if you can get them.

But beware the sharp corners after cutting...round them off!
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