Hello everyone, I made this 3x5 two sided card to hand out. I tried to include everything I could on a postage stamp. LOL Let me know what you think. Am I missing anything? If you like it you can download it and print it or upload it to a printing company.
Also, PAS had a lot of information. I didn't realize all the pamphlets and resources and information there is on pernicious-anemia-society.org They even have posters and brochures. I might get a poster for the window at the antique store. It would reach the older crowds like myself because we're antiques. LOL
Anyway, here's the card.
Please see below for the full resolution you can download and print. There are a front and a back.
Also, download it to your phone so you can text it or email it to anyone instantly.
If you print these on a 3x5 index card, my HP DJ3700 needs a bottom border to pull the paper in of .5in. That is a big bottom border. so if printing at home, you will most likely not be able to go edge to edge. So in the settings, choose center and shrink to fit page. Choose 3x5 index paper in the print settings and plain paper under quality.
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I uploaded high resolution files so anyone could download it, but they don't look sharp. I wonder if the server automatically resizes large images to save room. If these don't print good please let me know. I'll download them, and print them in the morning to see.
Great idea. One other thought... if the images are low-res when printed - And if you have a Google Drive, One-Drive or apple iCloud account would be to upload to a password protected folder and post the link & pass for access. (This is a faff I know, but a possible solution to get round the forum limitations - If allowed)
Well, I have Google cloud and also a website, but was worried about others ananimity. I don't care about mine. But wasn't sure i was allowed to post a link like that. I will try. Thank you cloudspotting
Ok I posted these new files and when I download them they are correct!!! Yay! they are 1500x900 pixels and print at 3x5 inches on a recipe card. You can print one side and then flip it and print the other side. You can also upload the files to vistaprint or something and have them professionally printed. Even laminated it you wanted to. You could even shrink them down to fit on a business card but the writing would be very tiny.
Thanks Happypensioner. If anyone wants to use it please do. I uploaded the high resolution so if you download it, it should be good. Unless the server edits the quality.
Thank you😀 great idea, I also print off posters and info from the PAS website and put them wherever I can as well as passing on to any medics that will take them
Thanks. 🙂 I printed one at home and it's not hard to read or anything. You can put a 3x5 card in your printer and print one side, then flip it and print the other. Or upload it to places like Vista print
WOW!!! Thanks so much for doing this 😊 I'm going to ask my daughter to print it for me. I'm too old to figure out how to do that kind of stuff right LOL
I also put links to other printable posters from Sally Pacholok and the PAS and Tracey Witty's petition.
Unfortunately I (and everybody else?) missed Sally Pacholok's B12 awareness day/week/and month back in September, but we can still spread the awareness!
Jade that website looks so wonderful. Did you start a new post specifically for this? I think it might get lost here. You did such a wonderful job on all this information, It deserves a post of its own.
Nope I didn't start a new post, feel free to do the honors since it's your work 😄
I found another awareness brochure in the meantime, again from Sally Pacholok. It's a tri-fold pamplet. I will quickly add it. b12awareness.org/wp-content... Time to get that printer working 😅
Oh, thanks. this works for my stuff, I thought you wanted to share the page you made in general for everything on there. I can make a to post if you want.
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