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21 Jul 2010, 14:52
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I would like to make tangible flash cards for studying. Is anyone aware of a type of printer paper that is perforated for a typical flash card. I understand how to make the flash cards in MS Word, and I have an option on my printer to print in that size; however, it would be much easier to print the cards out onto perforated printer paper instead of getting the old scissors and glue out and making my own. Thanks in advance.
21 Jul 2010, 14:55
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This is a great idea! Build your own. You can probably use Avery paper for nametags or smth like that. Should be able to find a bunch on www.officedepot.com or www.staples.com
(By the way, there are options on the iPhone/etc that allow you to build your own flashcards and upload into your device)
(By the way, there are options on the iPhone/etc that allow you to build your own flashcards and upload into your device)
21 Jul 2010, 15:04
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Yeah, Avery Index Card Paper looks exactly like what I want! I just checked it out on the Staples website. I am going to head down to a Staples in a few to pick up some of the paper.
