You will save a lot of toner using the pink postcard. Does your printer have full
bleed? Most all-in-one's do not. Perhaps you should reconsider your design.

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"Jeff" wrote in message
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I tried that option too. Only problem with that is. Then my image also becomes
pink because of the pink paper

"Mary Sauer" wrote:

There are vendors that sell pink postcards...

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"Jeff" wrote in message
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I created a flyer for a friend of mine who is selling Mary Kay cosmetics.
of
coarse their signature color is pink. I created a pink background by formating
the
background color option. So that I could then lay an image of cosmetics on top
of
it. it looks perfectly fine when I go into the view option. But when I print a
copy, I have a solid white border about a half inch all the way around the edges
of
the sheet. I want the background to print all the way across from edge to edge.
no
borders. I've gone in and adjusted my margins. still no luck. I even tried
going
into photoshop and just creating an image alone with the pink color. placing the
image as a background. But still no luck. I'm at a loss as to how to fix this
problem. This is the first time i've done a flyer for someone. So I have never
run
into this problem until now. Anybody have any ideas on what to do about this?
Thanks