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‎07-02-2019 10:28 AM

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Product: HP365 LAtex
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Like the headline states; I'm looking to try printing business cards, but not sure if the process is easier than simply ordering from an online business card printer.

 

Softwares I have available to me: Flexi-sign, Adobe Illustrator. 

Equipment I have: HP365 Latex, Graphtec plotter 

 

If there are simple how to instruction sites, videos, that would be great. 

If not, I would like to know more on Paper type, and the process to cutting the cards, if this is even possible.

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‎07-02-2019 03:04 PM

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@spryor71 

 

Thank you for using the HP Support Community.

 

If you are looking to dig into technical details, explore how to produce new applications or share your tips and tricks with your colleagues, the HP Latex Knowledge Center has outstanding information that can help users of this type of product. Here is the link for the HP Latex Knowledge Center. HP Latex Knowledge Center.

 

Latex Knowledge Center

 

 

Cheers,

Cheron

I work on behalf of HP
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