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what type of paper should i use for invoices and where can i get it from i dont mean the ordanary a4 computer paper i mean the thin stuff and can i get in a4 size?
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I think you want mean an invoice book, available form any good stationary shop (unless it moved)
what is wrong with a4 paper?
one company i deal wwith uses a4 letter headed a4
what is wrong with a4 paper?
one company i deal wwith uses a4 letter headed a4
http://www.viking-direct.co.uk/ there are plenty there, this is the one i use.
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Richardp said:
which is this?
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breezer said:
i think a4 computer paper looks a bit tacky and not professional im looking for something like they use at a builders yard
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nothing wrong with a4, but i will agree the cheap stuff looks a bit ......naff, but you can get a4 in differnt weights, which is what the company i deal with use
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breezer said:
thanks breezer i will look out for light weight a4 paper
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i was thinking more of heavy weight.
the weight is shown on the pack as x gsm
x being a number, gsm being grams per square metre in weight
the weight is shown on the pack as x gsm
x being a number, gsm being grams per square metre in weight
We do it the other way around: we print quotes, confirmations, letters and invoices all on white paper, but with some 'creativity' with Word and the draw-menu we've made letterheads templates, so everything is printed at once.petewood said:
(Must say, was born out of necessity when we didn't know when or even where we would open a showroom and didn't want to 'loose' lots of unusable stationary. Now we're so used to it we don't bother with ordering letterheads. Same goes for our logo on envelops).
We do use proper paper, not the flimsy kind of sort which would make everything look 'tacky'
Well, didn't you know we Dutch are the same as you think of your Scots? (mean) 
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