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Do they still make the 80's/90's continuous computer paper?

Im currently trying to make an invitation on the computer. Does anyone know the width of a regular paper?

  • Im using mspaint...and basically im trying to make the page like this. http://i-love-cartoons.com/printables/dora-explorer/Dora-Birthday-Card.jpg Im trying to fold the corners in of a "REGULAR SHEET SIZE OF WHITE PRINT PAPER...does anyone know the width and the legnth of the sheet of regular paper...so i can use the width n length in mspaint under "attributes" ??

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    Regular printing/typing paper is 8 x11.

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Just to confirm 8.5" x 11" is US Letter paper, the most common variety. I have produced wedding invitations and funeral programs using the same method, so one page is folded into 4 page images each of which is 4.25" x 5.5"

Texas

Well, I'll add what I remember it is--because it looks like nobody used a ruler yet. Am I being silly, or have we just quit using our skills? 8 1/2 " wide and 11" long I like that program too--isn't creating for friends exciiting? Good luck!

Patrice Lauren

In the USA, it's 8.5" by 11". For other countries, look here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_sizes

Paul Zucchini

Actually, it is 8" by 11 1/2".

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