Sentences with phrase «easy printing if»

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So I'll make it easy: if the Treasury printed up $ 1.3 trillion in cash, that would be enough to give $ 10,000 to all 130 million households in the U.S.

If you're using a thermal printer, make sure it's set up to print dark, clear, easy - to - read text.

Up at the top of your page is FORMAT Go there and change the size of your letters and your font if desired You can also put your recipes on WORDPAD for easier printing

Hey, our publisher would kill us if we made the free electronic versions of our recipes as easy to use as the printed versions in our books!

It's like a crude certificate of authenticity in itself — black ink would be easier to use in printing if one were to scan, copy, and paste a valuable autograph onto a photo for mass reproduction.

If it is finger prints you prefer try your hand (or fingers) at making these salt dough fingerprint Christmas Tree ornaments or these fingerprint gift tags — so easy and fast and especially cute!!

Snap a couple shots of baby with dad (and grandpa too, if he lives close), print them out, and slip them into frames for an easy, but special, gift.

If you are interested in preschool activity tips it is good to know that the easiest thing is for the children to create palm prints.

It's easy to show that if you think you can get money by taxing «the rich» or by printing it, the masses will end up paying - but how could such writing compete with the populist idea that government money is for free?

You can also send the shopping list to your email address and print it out if you find a hardcopy easier.

If you are just starting out and switching to a lower carb way of eating, this awesome graphic showing easy low carb hacks needs to be printed out and stuck on your fridge or pantry door.

Print Crispy Lemon Lime Chia Cookies If you have a dehydrator, I don't really know of an easier recipe to make cookies than this one.

If you're not really an animal print person, this is very easy to tone down with a buttoned or belted cardigan on top, so only a bit of the leopard print peeks out (or, if you can get the Vs just right, you could also wear it with a V - neck sweaterIf you're not really an animal print person, this is very easy to tone down with a buttoned or belted cardigan on top, so only a bit of the leopard print peeks out (or, if you can get the Vs just right, you could also wear it with a V - neck sweaterif you can get the Vs just right, you could also wear it with a V - neck sweater).

But if you want an easy print out, head on over.)

Even if the print is busy, their neutral colors make it easy to the eyes.

It's easier and quicker to put - on an all - black combo, especially if you don't have the time to wax awesome color combinations, but you can quickly level up an all - black, or any all - dark combos, with this stunning fringed and printed poncho from Missoni.

Flowers and pastels are right on trend this summer and they are easy to wear if you opt for a subtle print like the first blouse pictured.

But if want an easy tip that is hard to mess up: mix a floral print with a striped piece.

So not only will you be comfortable but its an easy way to make a statement, if you prefer prints then turn to Michael Kors Leopard print block booties.

They're also easiest to prints to pair if you're trying the trend for the first time.

Remember, it's easy to look cheap in a wild print if overdone.

If you have a simple cut shift dress with a fun print — life doesn't get any easier!

If you want to wear something relaxed and easy to style, then I recommend to try on cool patchwork tribal print romper and pair it with a lightweight blue kimono.

If you go for a print, the print will blend easier with the rest of the outfit and it won't be too much of a statement.

If you're looking for an easy, and budget friendly, way to try out this trend then reach for a leopard print scarf.

So of course I decided to share with you 3 easy ways to incorporate leopard print into your wardrobe, even if you aren't a fan of prints.

I simply adore florals, not only are they easy to incorporate into your year round wardrobe (especially if you live in tropical Miami) but I also love mixing florals with other prints, or even other floral pieces to create a head - to - toe floral garden look such as today's OOTD!

Prints are not something that is easy to pull off, especially if you are wearing more than one print.

Patterns and loud prints can be rough to style, but then if you want to take an easy route always pair it with a white top or -LSB-...]

The props are easy to print and go, with simple preparation involving nothing more than construction paper, scissors and glue, if you wish.

The task is quite hard if given to out with all the cards on the same colour so you may wish to print each page of the cards on a different colour - this makes it easier to match cards up.

The templates are very easy to use (even if you don't have Publisher experience): open the desired template, add text in the boxes provided, add a picture by clicking on the picture frame and then print them out.

This works really well if the easy questions are printed on green, the middle on orange, the hardest on red and blue for the answers.

Laminate if possible, and / or print on card stock: they are easier to handle as flashcards, and as posters, they'll hang really nicely, stay in good shape, and you'll be able to use them for years to come!

In 1912, Maria Montessori wrote, in effect, that teaching young children to print letters is easy, that it is easy to teach children to read after they have practiced printing alphabet letters, but that it is difficult to teach children to read if they have not practiced writing them.

What I really wanted to title this post was here are five ways a print - on - demand book can help an author make more money than if they published only an eBook, and CreateSpace is the easiest and most pain - free way to produce a book in print.

I am wondering if i can do this because i intend to publish ebooks first, and if i get the budget, possibly print publish later, and it would make it easy if i could just alter my ebook indesign file to include bleed and CMYK images and colours for print, is this possible, or do I need to make my ebook a particular size which would not be suitable for print also?

Starting with the second (and easier) question: we are positive that readers» preferences matter because they are the end - consumers and if they would demand books to be printed in an eco-friendly manner it will provide a significant incentive for publishers to move forward and adopt greener practices.

Making an ebook can be incredibly easy if you aren't making a print product in tandem (e.g. step one: write in Scrivener, step two: compile to ebook).

The pros to vanity publishing include: fast three - month average to go from Word doc to print, faster for eBooks, cheap if you select a publisher that offers print - on - demand technology and easy... sometimes too easy.

I'm not sure if Amazon's Wolverine graphic novels on Kindle are discounted from their usual prices, as Amazon doesn't make that easy to see, but they do seem to be priced well below the print editions, so give that a look if you want even more Wolverine.

But, if we broaden the perspective it is probably easier than ever before to get published because of the explosion of digital publishing options, which includes Print On Demand as well as ebook formats.

If your book is print on demand, then it's an easy change; ditto ebooks.

If you're someone who learns better visually, this mind map is the perfect tool to break down each and every step involved in publishing your first book on Kindle, and can be printed out for quick and easy reference any time you need it.

Nick Moran of The Millions had interesting prospective, mentioning «The emissions and e-waste for e-Readers could be stretched even further if I went down the resource rabbit hole to factor in: electricity needed at the Amazon and Apple data centers; communication infrastructure needed to transmit digital files across vast distances; the incessant need to recharge or replace the batteries of eReaders; the resources needed to recycle a digital device (compared to how easy it is to pulp or recycle a book); the packaging and physical mailing of digital devices; the need to replace a device when it breaks (instead of replacing a book when it's lost); the fact that every reader of eBooks requires his or her own eReading device (whereas print books can be loaned out as needed from a library); the fact that most digital devices are manufactured abroad and therefore transported across oceans.

According to a 2013 study from American University linguistics professor Naomi Baron for her book Words Onscreen: The Fate of Reading in a Digital World, if the cost was the same for print and e-books, 87 percent of undergraduate and graduate students surveyed said they would prefer to read paper books for school than e-books and 92 percent found paper books the easiest medium to concentrate in.

, if the cost was the same for print and e-books, 87 percent of undergraduate and graduate students surveyed said they would prefer to read paper books for school than e-books and 92 percent found paper books the easiest medium to concentrate in.

That's your standard, non-indented first paragraph that's virtually a given in all print books and ebooks (even if you change it later, you'll want a first paragraph style that's easy to change).

If you're venturing down the same print - on - demand (POD) road I hope my experience makes your project a little easier.

But you know, it's pretty easy and not very expensive to get your book formatted into print if you've created the eBook.