[Logic] Add my report to QSL Card box?

2003年12月12日 10:38:07 -0700

I modified one of the canned QSL reports in LOGic 6 (Octavia, I think it was) to
print the log info on my regular preprinted QSLs, and it is working really FB. I
have an older HP 5MP printer which has a straight-through paper path, if you
pull down the rear collector tray. My cards are glossy stock, but the toner
seems to stick to them quite well (not 100% perfect, but totally acceptable). I
can feed about 20 cards at a time through the pull-down paper tray. I print the
envelopes first, then the QSLs, then mark the log with the sent date etc. I'm
very happy with the system, though of course there is always room for
improvement. ;-)
Bill / W5WVO
Dave Edwards wrote:
> Hi Folks....
> I worked for HP from long before the LJ II, until recently.
> The hardening of separation pad is a 'canned' reply that the
> now 3rd party support team is given to 'catch all'.
> I have laser jets 2,3,4 and 6, but am now using an Epson inkjet to
> print the reports on the back of my QSLs. My QSLs are not postcards or
> paper, but
> regular QSLs...and the toner would always brush right off. That is
> why I went to the inkjet.
> I print the contact info (call, time, rst, frequency, etc) as well as
> standard stuff...my grid square,
> approx location, and a .jpg. all on the back of the card...which is
> blank. I gave up trying to get logic to do it, so switched programs.
> 73...Dave
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Wes Cosand" <[email protected]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 11:03 AM
> Subject: Re: [Logic] Add my report to QSL Card box?
>>>>>>> Question on the LaserJet 1100 - do the cards go through without
>>> curling up? Do you feed them one at a time or can the printer take
>>> a whole stack of cards? Also, are you cards glossy or matte?
>>>> The LaserJet 1100 can take a stack of cards and it puts only a
>> slight curl on the cards --nothing to worry about. The cards have a
>> matte
>> surface. But I haven't been happy with this printer. It
>> consistently causes a problem by feeding multiple sheets. HP says
>> that the separation pad gets hard and loses its effectiveness as the
>> printer nears the end of its effective life. I am very unhappy with
>> the short "effective
>> life". They had a program to send you a free pad but the program
>> ended in October. Except for the fact that it can take post cards,
>> it doesn't begin to compare with my LaserJet II with which I raised
>> a family and which is still cranking out scores of pages of stuff
>> for church activities. Of course, the latter cost a little more.
>>>> Wes, WZ7I
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