Software question.

[Guest]

Hello,
I work at a Doctors office we keep a record of each patient typed on a 3 x 5 index cards. is there a computer program out there that will let me make these 3x5 index cards on the computer and printer??

 

[tigsounds]

This isn't such a problem anymore with modern printers.

In your printer options, you can select either to print to envelopes and define the envelope to be 3x5 or maybe a 4x6 picture. If choosing the picture, remember to print 'landscape' mode. Printers usually will switch to landscape for envelopes by themselves.

What is the make/model of the printer? Maybe can look up things from knowing that.

 

[shenuna]

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[hang-the-9]

If you are going to start using a computer for this, why not just create a system to keep the records electronic? Saving the records in the computer, then printing out the cards to once again store them in a box is a bit redundant. Computer record anyone can search (if you setup permissions), and you are not wasting paper and ink anymore. I work for a hospital, and there is a huge push to get rid of paper records in the industry. We have quite a few full time employees who pretty much scan in paper records to our servers all day long to get rid of the giant paper piles that no-one looks at again anyway.