How do you print??

[bobby1970]

I was wondering how everyone prints there boot-leg cards?
I printed a couple and glue to a index card, but it doesn't look good.

Any suggestions would be great.

[Deleted]

I print out the front and backs and glue them together. hope it helps. maybe you should try using the blank cards you can get at the online store.

[markyhitch]

I printed some bootlegs onto A4 blank card. I only printed off the information side though. They do for me!

[lwffantrav]

Myself and Knapik, probably a few others as well, have a basic templete.

I have one with four on a page and another with 2 on a page (I print mine 2 on a page since margins like to cut off the sides).

I know a couple of people have put it (my templete) on a powerpoint and then used text boxes to put their moves in and then would print them out.

[bobby1970]

thanks for the info, i'll give these a try

[vtturk]

I use self adhesive plastic laminating sheets that I can get at any office supply store. If I can find a drawing or picture of the wrestler then I will use that as a second side to the bootleg stats. The sheets are 81/2 x 11 and I simply apply them to the four wrestler pages and cut the sheets to the size of the page once applied. If I need to mix and match then I simply apply the stat pieces individually, four to a page.

If I choose to apply a drawing or photo, then I usually print it out and hand cut it slightly smaller than the stat piece size and put four together on a page and lay the laminate sheet over them and cut them to size.

I've done probably around a hundred or more bootlegs that way.

The laminate sheets are around a dollar a sheet.

[pikemojo]

I use Indesign and have a template set up. All my cards are layed out in Indesign so it is just copy & paste into the template. I print it on card stock front and back, 2 to a sheet (because of the margins like mft said).

[canadianpittbull]

I print mine out on a nice card stock front and back as well.

[blackhand]

What kind of paper do you guys use? I'd like the picture to be more vivid. Considering photo paper.