), but I have seen paper stock over here that is pre-perforated at business card size, allowing you to simply tear them off once you've printed the cards on the sheet. At 2" x 3.5", that would be 12 cards per 8.5" x 11" sheet. That may be a little large for a movie ticket, but it's probably the easiest option for printing them in your own home.
strange paper sizes like A4
I didn´t know that A4 paper size don´t exist in the States..
(and unlimited stack space)
I didn´t know that A4 paper size don´t exist in the States..
It exists (along with A3 and the other European standard sizes), but it's a special order/cut. I would be very surprised if it was sold in individual reams in stores over here. We typically use those sizes for manuals or documentation that will be used in some sort of international capacity, which isn't very often. I really don't understand the reasoning behind the dimensions of the European sizes, as they don't even correspond to "whole" measurements in metric units (as opposed to our 8.50" x 11.00" standard letter size).
It was amusing to note some of the backlash that Adobe received when they decided to convert Adobe Magazine to A4 finished size. I like to think that it contributed to the demise of the magazine.
