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Muppetsdownunder

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Thanks for your help, we dont have kinkos here in Australia but im sure I will find some paper to print it with. :smile:
 

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I'm sure you have comparable places in Australia. Good luck either way.
 

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I am very very happy Jamie has become an impromptu 'graphics go to' guy for Palisades...hopefully this is just the beginning!
 

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I decided to try them out yesterday and printed them. Its much easier than I thought, all I did was just simply print the image at the exact size of the image without making any changes or anything. I cut them out and they turned out great, that was with plain paper and normal print settings too so nothing special for it as it was just to test them out. After cutting them out I placed them on the newsman TV wall thing and I thought I would need glue or tape or something but they actually fit perfectly into the sections without anything there to hold them in and they dont fall out of anything because its quite a tight fit. I had to trim some of the edges though.

I might try and print these at the best print quality and on glossy photo paper so they look shiny like real tv screens. My printer is pretty old and not very good and the prints came out so well so I highly recomend this to anyone who has a printer as I'm sure everyone else has a better one than me.

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I am thrilled these worked for you. Crop marks are kind of tricky, but they were designed to have bleed (image exceeding the perameters a bit) so they don't have white paper around the edges. The intention is to cut through the tinted edges. Hope that helps.

Also, the double stick tape I picked up at Wallgreens works wonders. Can't even tell it's there. It's the "removable" doublestick tape for photographs. This makes it easier to swap out the pictures. :smile:
 
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