Eowyn
Yeah... forgetting about the Lillie and the Praga...
All hail the Nonny and the Mousy!!
All hail the Nonny and the Mousy!!
The title cards say:Eowyn said:Because the real name is... eh.. uh...mhpf... what was the real name? Nonny Tarot?
Huston Huston....
Black sounds fine, although I'd prefer a small line around each card instead of a huge black border that will waste ink and will be cut off and thrown away anyway. I have had good experiences with a thin (1 pixel or less, I think) grey line as a border. It disappeared with cutting but was still easily visible to serve as orientation before the cut.gregory said:Would people prefer them to show on white or black backgrounds - I like to do cards on black so I can see the edges easily....
Black edges fray so easily (and visibly) and any solid color uses huge amounts of ink. Why don't you leave the backs out of the pdf completely? Then everyone can choose their favorite color and/or back design. After all, it isn't hard to create a page of the appropriate size for the paper you're using, fill it with a solid color (or tiny pattern), and print it on the backs of the card pages. People could also use sticky paper with patterns or whatever else they like.gregory said:I am including a solid sheet of the back in the pdf, so we can print the deck off without having to line up the cards with their backs.
A4 is standard over here where I live (Sweden).gregory said:6 to a sheet, I HOPE (I will report back) at a size that should fit letter or A4 - what is the standard in the rest of the EU ? (DIN, but what SIZE ?)
A4 - 21 x 29.7 cm
Letter - 21.59 x 27.94 cm
Oh, sorry, I misread "back" as "black"... I'm totally fine with a solid page of the plaid pattern! I would even use it!gregory said:NOT solid backs - the tarotee back that's on the cards. Print or not - as you wish ! I shall, you don't hafta ! Good point about black/charcoal EDGES for the cards. Will do.
DIN A4 is probably standard everywhere in Europe (at least I never heard of any other formats).gregory said:6 to a sheet, I HOPE (I will report back) at a size that should fit letter or A4 - what is the standard in the rest of the EU ? (DIN, but what SIZE ?)
I agree. We can all shrink the original file by a small percentage (3-5%) according to what our printers can handle.Oddity said:I think within 21x27 will be fine - there will be some shrinking anyway because most printers can't print all the way to the paper edge, but as long as all the pages are the same size so the shrinking will be uniform, that won't be a problem.
YAY!gregory said:And - THE THREESES ARE HERE ! So after I clip the hedge I will start to copy the 4 cups, and THEN ...