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Instructions for printing using Microsoft Word
We also sell invitation printing software packages on our website. Although this software is not required to print our invitations these software packages are helpful in clearly detailing the steps to making your own printing templates.
Learn more about our invitation printing software packages here

We are compiling printing templates specific to our invitations designs for download here
LCI Invitation Templates
If you do not see a template for the invitation design you want we would be happy to create it for you.
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We suggest visiting the LCI Resource Center often as it has helpful tips and answers to many frequently asked questions
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Our A4 Response Cards are delivered at actual size. Flat, non folding response cards are 3 1/2 x 4 7/8. Folder response cards measure 4 7/8 x 7 open and are scored to fold to 3 1/2 x 4 7/8. These cards are smaller than the typical 8 1/2 x 11 sheet, therefore, the set up time needed to print out your cards using off the shelf printing software and your home printer is somewhat more involved. However with a little instruction both these sizes can easily be printed using Microsoft Word or any of our Invitation Printing software. Below please find links to help with this process.
Printing Invitations with Microsoft Word
Invitation Printing Software

Response Cards
View Our Skyline Invitation Kit
Professional Ink-jet Printers:
Epson Stylus Photo R2400
Review: The Epson Stylus Photo R2400 printer's excellent monochrome printing further solidifies company's hegemony of the enthusiast and professional photo printer markets.
Specs: Ink-jet, Color, Wired, 0.6 pages/min, Mac, PC, 5760 dpi x 1440 dpi, 5760 dpi x 1440 dpi, Paper format 13 in x 19 in
Rating: 8.1
Price: $509 to $1349
Epson Stylus Pro 3800
Review: Epson's least expensive pro-series printer yet, the Stylus Pro 3800 is sure to dominate among pros, prosumers, and big-spending amateurs alike.
Specs: Ink-jet, Color, Wired, 4.1 min/page, 2 min/page, 5.5 min/page, 11 min/page, 6.6 min/page, 3.3 min/page, Mac, PC, 2880 dpi x 1440 dpi, 2880 dpi x 1440 dpi, Paper format as large as 17 inches wide
Price: $1058 to $1397
Epson Stylus Pro 3800 Professional Edition
Review: Epson's least expensive pro-series printer yet, the Stylus Pro 3800 is sure to dominate among pros, prosumers, and big-spending amateurs alike.
Specs: Ink-jet, Color, Wired, 4.1 min/page, 3.3 min/page, 6.6 min/page, 2 min/page, 11 min/page, 5.5 min/page, PC, Mac, 2880 dpi x 1440 dpi, 2880 dpi x 1440 dpi, Paper format as large as 17 inches wide
Price: $1319 to $1495
Personal Laser Printers:
Lexmark C532dn
Review: With fast speeds and impressive print quality, the Lexmark C530dn is a great color laser printer for the price. We prefer it over a more expensive color printer from the competition.
Specs: Laser, Color, Wired, 24 pages/min, 21 pages/min, 22 pages/min, Unix, PC, Mac, 1200 dpi x 1200 dpi, 1200 dpi x 1200 dpi, 250-sheet input tray that can expand to hold legal-size paper
Rating: 8.1
Price: $574 to $758
Lexmark C532n
Review: With fast speeds and impressive print quality, the Lexmark C530dn is a great color laser printer for the price. We prefer it over a more expensive color printer from the competition.
Specs: Laser, Color, Wired, 21 pages/min, 24 pages/min, 22 pages/min, PC, Unix, Mac, 1200 dpi x 1200 dpi, 1200 dpi x 1200 dpi, 250-sheet input tray that can expand to hold legal-size paper
Rating: 8.1
Price: $381 to $573
For best printing results with our Metallic papers, we recommend using laser printers not inkjet printers. In particular, printers that can handle heavyweight card stocks are recommended.
Yes, we recommend you try The Perfect Printing Pouch for any Metallic papers you encounter which resist being printed on. It is a pouch filled with a formula of acid-free, talc-free, non-toxic powders. Prior to printing, lightly tap the pouch over the area where you wish to print to release the powder onto the paper surface. The powder makes the ink adhere to the paper and speeds drying. We recommend that after using the pouch; run a plain sheet of paper through your printer to remove any excess powder from the inside of your printer. Please note: The pouch is inkjet friendly only and should not be used with laser printers.
Click here to learn more about The Perfect Printing Pouch.
Set the printer for plain paper and normal print quality. Do not have it set for automatic or draft. Try to use as little as possible to achieve the effect you want but enough so it works. It may take a lot less than you think.
Learn more about The Perfect Printing Pouch.
Since very little is used in each application, it lasts a very long time. It's hard to say how long as it depends upon how much and how often it is used so It could last 6 months, a year or more. There is no expiration date. To maximize the life, keep the pouch clean and dry.
See step-by-step instructions on how to use The Perfect Printing Pouch.
For any vellums you encounter which resist being printed, we recommend you try “The Perfect Printing Pouch.” It is a pouch filled with a formula of acid-free, talc-free, non-toxic powders. Prior to printing, lightly tap the pouch over the area where you wish to print to release the powder onto the vellum surface. The powder makes the ink adhere to the paper and speeds drying. It works well on patterned, coated, and colored vellum as well as on many glossy, textured, handmade and coated papers. We recommend that after using the pouch, run a plain sheet of paper through your printer to remove any excess powder from the inside of your printer.
View easy step-by-step instructions on how to use The Perfect Printing Pouch.
Reprinted from the Epson Print Lab Series Booklet: Scrapbook Projects
No. The Perfect Printing Pouch improves printing and speeds drying with many forms of wet ink. There is no need to purchase a whole new set of ‘vellum markers’ since the pouch makes writing with regular markers perfect. Use the pouch with gel pens, both dye and pigment ink for rubber stamping projects, and to stop permanent markers from bleeding into wood.
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