[MoroccoMan]

I am currently in Morocco for a few months, and would like to print the name of the organization with which I am associated here (and my local contact info) on the back of my existing business cards from the USA. I have a HP5400. Any ideas on how to go about this short of just running my existing business cards through until I get it right (I don't have that many of them)? The HP site was hopeless. Thanks!

[LTheobald]

This depends on what program you are using to do this. For example to do this using MS Word you would:

• Open a new Word document
• Click on File >> Page Setup
• Move to the paper tab
• Either select a suitable paper size so enter a custom one
• OK the changes.
• Ensure you are in print layout (View >> Print Layout).
• Position the text where you want it on the page.
• Then just print as normal

Try on a couple of bits of A4 first though so you know it looks OK and what way up/round the printer expects the paper. Nothing worse than printing something on a load of cards to find out it printed upside down etc.

[ScottGem]

I am currently in Morocco for a few months, and would like to print the name of the organization with which I am associated here (and my local contact info) on the back of my existing business cards from the USA. I have a HP5400. Any ideas on how to go about this short of just running my existing business cards through until I get it right (I don't have that many of them)? The HP site was hopeless. Thanks!

Frankly, I would not do it that way. A business card (2"x3.5") is generally too small for most printers to handle effectively (probably why you couldn't find anything on the HP site).

What I would do is get some pressure sensitive labels that are smaller than 2"x3.5". You can then use a variety of programs (Word, Excel, among them) to print sheets of labels with the temporary info on them. Then just peel and stick when needed.

[phillysteakandcheese]

You can use the Avery labels and their software to make perfect labels every time! :)