#How to print 3x5 cards with google docs pdf#

O If you want 4 copies and you are going to have 4/page then 1 copy Under 'copies and pages' (the option that first comes up) When you want to print the same content multiple times on the same sheet of paper: It is kind of useful to do it this way since you can printout a 'scaled up' version of your page to see errors. Format your artwork/page to fill the entire page (sheet).

(A4 or 8.5x11) Choose portrait or landscape in 'Page Setup'. My advice (which means 'worked for me' ) is to choose a paper size that your printer easily deals with.

#How to print 3x5 cards with google docs pdf#

(This same problem happens when trying to print to a PDF reader.) So I gave up on trying to use the 'Label' option or any other 'cut and paste' suggestion. Although you can select text boxes and art (not by using 'Select All', but by Shift-Click on each segment of your art) when you try to paste it back into your document or into a new document, the formatting and/or even portions of the art work will be lost. (This is hardly obvious so remember this command!)įWIW: I have found that when creating wine labels, (art work) MS Word will rarely keep the same relationship between text boxes and art as one tries to format the page correctly. (this is the answer 'bribri' gave) You still need to set the 'Page Range' (1,1,1,1) in the 'Copies and Pages' dialog (under 'Print) as you stated. This will scale down your document so that 4 print on each page. You need to go to the 'Layout' dialogue after selecting 'Print' and put in the number of 'Pages per sheet'. I understand that you have created your outline so that if you just printed it out one time, it would fill your selected sheet (A4). I think this answer on the MS site best answers your question. While none of these suggestions are 'wrong', they assume facts not necessarily in evidence.