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Old 03-23-2009, 12:06 PM   #1  
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I have purchased some of the print-out templates because I thought they would be
so handy. I am, however, having a problem getting cardstock through the printer.
I have a relatively new HP printer and have tried to change the paper type setting.
HP has not advice other than that. I was wondering if anyone else had this problem
and might have some suggestions of what to try?
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Some card stock will not fit in the printer very well. Depending on the weight of the card stock.

You might want to try using some thinner card stock first.
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i have a problem with my printer picking up papertrey cardstock too.. i have to just put one piece in the loading tray, and sometimes help the printer pick it up by pushing a little on the paper. doesn't always work though...

another thing to consider. I heard that bottom feeding printers vs. back feeding are a little more finicky with cardstock because it has to feed up and around in a loop... i'm looking at new printers to combat this issue so it's good to know about the problems you're having!

hope this helps.
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I have a top loading printer and I have to feed one sheet of cardstock at a time. I mainly use PTI cardstock.

You may have to print your template onto copy paper and trace it onto your cardstock.
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Some printers just are not made to work with cardstock. Sad but true, lol... I like the printers that have a pass through from the back. Things just come out better with less chance for the paper to wiggle out of alignment.
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Do you have a manual feed option where you feed in one piece of card stock at a time? I can set my printer to print multiple copies but feed the cs one sheet at a time. It works great but i have to lay the cs on a flat surface and weight it down for a few minutes because the cs curls a little.
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