Continuous feed rolodex cards

Can anyone out there help me?????
I typed my entire rolodex into my Publisher software intending to print it on some continuous feed rolodex cards that I already had. However, I seem to only be able to print one at a time. How do I set up the printer ro recognize a continuous fed paper feed?

Hi cb121
Probably because they are Word template files.
If you have Word open and resave them as .doc files.
If you don't have Word use NeoOffice or Open Office (both are free).
Try simply renaming the extension to .doc and see if that works.
Peter

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4. Test Path 4 = Erratic Frequency (Two Frequencies repeated over and over again in my frequency results array)
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8. Test Path 3 = Erratic Frequency (Two Frequencies repeated over and over again in my frequency results array)
9. Test Path 4 = Erratic Frequency (Two Frequencies repeated over and over again in my frequency results array)
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Rudolf Potucek wrote:
> Hi Everyone!
>
> I am trying to program the two analog output channels on my DAQ card
> independently in such a fashion that when one channel is being changes
> the output value of the other continues the way it was (no glitches).
>
> Ideally I would like to be able to do this as a buffered operation (i.e.
> only have to feed the card every so often) but if that's not possible
> single poin
t updates might work as well. Can anyone give me a brief
> description of the VIs I'll need and how what the important parameters are?
>
> I looked at the Advanced Output VIs but it appears that whenever I wish
> to change the output data for buffered writes I need to call AO Control
> with a 'clear' setting which will clear ALL channels, right?
>
> Rudolf

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