Template for writing notes on medical terms on a single card 6"x4.

[Jagdish Loganathan]

Need a template for writing notes on medical terms on a single card 6"x4" size

 

[Graham Mayor]

Some printer drivers will already have defined the 6" x 4" paper size as it
is a standard photo paper size. So set the page size to that and save it as
a template. As for the content you can then add whatever you want, as with
any other document.

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

The first thing to determine is whether or not your printer can handle 4"x6"
cards. If not, you'll need to determine whether the printer can even feed
these cards. If so, then set the card up in the appropriate position on a
Letter-sized sheet, adjusting the margins accordingly.

Need a template for writing notes on medical terms on a single card 6"x4"

size

 

[Charles Kenyon]

Answered in a different newsgroup.

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