July 17, 2023
Summer is in full swing, and even though most of the school libraries are closed, public libraries are going strong with summer reading programs and more! So this week, we're going over how to print library cards in Alexandria.
Pick your paper
First, what type of paper should you use? We recommend Business Cards 250 count: Avery 5371, 2” x 3 ½”. These are standard card stock business cards, which is what the Library Card report is designed for. You can also use Mailing labels 250 count: Avery 8163, 2” x 4”. These are stickers, if you want to place the library cards on a blank card, folder, or student book.
Print the library cards
- To print, open the PDF in your browser or application (like Adobe Reader).
- Make sure the view is set to "Actual Size," and then hold your paper up to see how the format looks, and make any adjustments as needed.
- Place your paper in the printer (usually, you want the "front" of the labels facing down in the tray, but this varies depending on your printer).
- In the PDF, choose a print option and make sure the scaling is set to 100%. We recommend printing a single page first, to make sure everything looks good.
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