overheads (1 Viewer)

[virgin^sexy]

if i use a laser printer to print onto overheads, will it dry properly? cos last time some girls at my school tried, they went all runny and weird and they couldn't use them but i think they might have used a bubble jet printer..

someone help pleeeeeease!

 

[Lundy]

If you use a laser it will come out fine. They obviously used a bubble jet. They are idiots. :/

 

[= Jennifer =]

what you should do is print it and dont touch it so it dries or you could do what i do and just print in out on white paper and take it to officeworks and they photocopy and put it on to an overhead for me

 

[Lundy]

If you print it on bubble jet it won't dry, like, at all.

 

[snapperhead]

need special overheads for a bubblejet...i think you need them for a laser printer as well ie printer ones not photocopier ones...different thickness and one side is "rough"...we use them at work all the time.....

 

[*girl04*]

yeah laser would work, we did it like last year for geo and hist.

 

[virgin^sexy]

Originally posted by snapperhead
need special overheads for a bubblejet...i think you need them for a laser printer as well ie printer ones not photocopier ones...different thickness and one side is "rough"...we use them at work all the time.....

i didn't realise there were special types for printers!! argh. but the ones i have do have a rough side and a smooth side, if that counts.

 

[snapperhead]

they are for bubblejet....

weve started to use them also in the laser at work but I havent seen what they look like.

the rough side is for the ink to grip to so if you have a bubblejet, they should be fine

 

[token girl]

we print our work onto paper and photocopy (or get teachers to photocopy) onto overheads at school. costs 20c per overhead. can you do something like that?

 

[kimmeh]

Originally posted by token girl
we print our work onto paper and photocopy (or get teachers to photocopy) onto overheads at school. costs 20c per overhead. can you do something like that?

whats we did. when it came to presentations/assesment, you'd see a swarm of year 12s lining up to photocopy their overheads