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Place cards, business cards and invitations are made of heavyweight paper, also known as card stock. Please use the Card Stock or Heavyweight Paper setting for your printer if available. This setting is generally found under FILE–PRINT–PROPERTIES, and then media or paper type or something similar. Please consult with your printer’s manual or manufacturer’s customer support line for further assistance finding these settings. Print quality: Avoid using the “fast draft” or “draft” setting. This setting often results in the paper moving rapidly through the printer, potentially resulting in crooked or misaligned text. Test print: It is always a good idea to test print on plain paper before using the actual stock for your project. Test printing allows you to check the alignment and look of your project, and gives you the opportunity to confirm the proper direction to load the stock into the printer (face up, face down, etc.). To print just one page, put the cursor on the page you want to print and click FILE >> PRINT. In the resulting dialog box, select Current Page and then only that one page should print. Hand- feed the paper into the printer: It is recommended that you hand-feed the paper, rather than placing a stack of paper on the printer’s tray. This will minimize the chance of a paper jam. You can send the whole job at once, but remove all paper from the printer before sending. You will then be able to put each sheet in one at a time. Adjusting the margins: Additionally, if you are still having problems getting the correct alignment after checking these tips, you can adjust the top margin of the template if the text is printing too high or too low.  To do this, you would open the template and click FILE >> PAGE SETUP. Then in the margins tab, either increase or decrease the top margin according to how high or low the text is printing.  For example, if the text is 1/4″ too high, then increase the top margin by .25″. If the text is too low, then decrease the top margin by .25″. When increasing the top margin, be careful not to increase it too much. It may cause the last row to shift onto the next page. If this happens, reduce the bottom margin. Another option is to use your mouse to highlight all of the text within the template. While highlighted, right click your mouse and in the pop-up menu, scroll down to Cell Alignment. From there, you can scroll over and select the box (containing lines) that will reflect where you’d like to move the text within the cell. There are 9 options in this area that may help you raise, lower, center or left/right align the text within the cells.