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1. Does anybody know why the cards saved are gone, and why it won't let you save any new ones? This is crazy.

2. Any computer people out there? I for one am very good with a computer, however I'm having some problems when I print. First, whenever I touch the cards (yes I wait about an hour) they still smudge up and leave finger prints. Second, the cards are 'faded' compared to the real cards I own, and therefore, with the combination of the two, look really unrealistic.

Thanks guys, any answer is appreciated.

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[quote name='Twilight Sparkle' timestamp='1319300893' post='5593551']
You're going to leave the site because you don't know what to print cards on? Photo paper is the best I can think of. If that doesn't work I'm sorry, but really.
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No, I'm going to leave the site because it has no use to me anymore if I can't use the cards I've spent time on creating. I'm not 'experienced' enough, or that I don't care enough, to comment on random people's cards very much. And I use photo paper. I need to know what kind of gloss I should use, as in high or semi or what. (I use semi, and it hasn't turned out great.)

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[quote name='KcChiefsFan' timestamp='1319302512' post='5593609']

No, I'm going to leave the site because it has no use to me anymore if I can't use the cards I've spent time on creating. I'm not 'experienced' enough, or that I don't care enough, to comment on random people's cards very much. And I use photo paper. I need to know what kind of gloss I should use, as in high or semi or what. (I use semi, and it hasn't turned out great.)
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Then experiment with the settings yourself and figure out what works the best.

And yeah, goodbye then. You will not be missed.

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[quote name='Æther Royce' timestamp='1319303634' post='5593656']

Then experiment with the settings yourself and figure out what works the best.

And yeah, goodbye then. You will not be missed.
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Thanks man! You don't know what you're talking about clearly, because you took that post wayyyyyy out of what it meant to be. I was saying I don't really have a reason to comment because, out of all the people that I've commented on, none of them have done what I suggested. It's a waste of time for me, because I'm not near as experienced as people like you, or an expertise on the new yugioh rulings and stuff because I haven't dueled in years and I'm just getting back to it.

I don't have any clue what XYZ summons are and I just found out how to synchro a few weeks ago. I still prefer to use decks based off of characters.

You tell me- would you respect my opinion and or change anything I told you to change? Or would you just brush me off for an expert's opinions? THAT is why I use it for card making purposes mainly, and then a small side of commenting that is really just a bonus for using the site. Thanks for your "opinion" if you want to call it that.

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[quote name='+Whambulance' timestamp='1318285051' post='5573053']
1. With new format comes technical changes, and as such all saved card have been deleted. If you've posted them this isn't too big of a problem.

2. Try different paper. Office Paper (I'm guessing this is what you're using) sometimes smudges due to the fact that the ink passes right through the paper. Try heavier white paper, like card-stock. It'll give it the coloration of the printout, and the thickness. Although it may be a little too thick. Hope this helps!
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Thanks for the help, however, no I am not using office paper. I'm using semi-gloss for an HP printer, and I've had people tell me that I need more gloss, and some people telling me I need less. Any ideas?

[quote name='Iyarkonan' timestamp='1318287341' post='5573104']
I cna't even make and save new cards. Can you tell me why this is so?
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I think it's because of a new format or something. A lot of people are talking about it.

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1. With new format comes technical changes, and as such all saved card have been deleted. If you've posted them this isn't too big of a problem.

2. Try different paper. Office Paper (I'm guessing this is what you're using) sometimes smudges due to the fact that the ink passes right through the paper. Try heavier white paper, like card-stock. It'll give it the coloration of the printout, and the thickness. Although it may be a little too thick. Hope this helps!

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I was saying that you will not be missed because of your attitude. You seem to act like a person who makes a big deal out from everything and mostly about themselves, as it's seen in this post:


[quote name='KcChiefsFan' timestamp='1319300545' post='5593530']
BUMP- help me out guys!! This experience is going to make me leave this website for good if it doesn't get helped!
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Why should we care if you would leave in the first place? People already gave you whatever information that they knew on printing cards. And you know why there wasn't much help given to you? Because most of us do not even print the cards we've made. It's a waste of paper and printer cartridges (they cost money, and if you do not invest them yourself, you should not be printing cards out anyways), and the parents of some members might not allow said member to actually print cards that he / she has made.

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