How to print 4 12 index cards hp photo smart 50010

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Thanks for your reply. :-) I can't seem to find the driver alone for that deskjet 450 because I have googled it and it gives me the wizard install but it always recognizes my actual printer and won't give me the 450 driver. then I found this download page http://www.driversdownloadcentre.com/hp-450-printer-driver-download/ that says its the driver but when I downloaded it,(the first one for windows 8.1 64bit) it gives me all these files that I have no idea what to do with them, unless they were actually already installed by clciking that .exe file which created a DJ450 folder with a subfolder inside called English and anothersubfolder that has 17 hp files with DL_, DA_,HL_, & EX_ extensions. So kinda lost here

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Yes, I'm already trying to print out on index card the text which was created in Word and and then printed to the PDF writer "printer"
Unfortunately, I get my text printed on an 8.5"x11" letter size paper not on a 3"x5" custom sized sheet that I have specified in Word & it shows up in Word as a 3x5 sized paper. Printing on an 8.5"x11" paper is not what I want; I want to print on an index card put into the printer.
I have done this with no problem directly from Word. But since I don't currently have a printer, I need to have the PDF portability to take it to Office Max and get it printed on an index card there.
Even though I specified custom size in Word for the document as 5"(width) by 3" (height). I cannot get the Adobe Pro 8 to produce a custom PDF document that has those specifications. I have gone to Advanced printing options in Adobe Pro 8, PostScript, etc. and save them there (it takes the settings), but it's not coming out, I still get the 8.5x11" letter sized paper. And Office Max didn't know how to do this either.
Is there anyone that can help?

What version of Acrobat are you running? I'm running Acrobat Professional 8.
I can't imagine what I could've done wrong. I'll detail my exact steps and maybe you could tell me what I did.
I have a custom sized Word document that's 3"(high)x5"(wide) shown in the graphic below.
I do a CTL P and get the print dialog box with the default of Adobe PDF,
I click on Properties & get the Adobe PDF Properties with the Adobe PDF Setting tab focused,
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               (although here I've also created and Index Card settings and that didn't work either, both w & w/o the last setting below)
     Adobe PDF Security: is None
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                                             Paper Size Height: 3.0
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View Adobe PDF Results is checked
Add document information is checked
Delete log files for successful jobs is checked
Ask to replace existing PDF file (it does this even if it's NOT checked) is checked
I click OK and OK again; it goes thru its gyrations and
out pops an 8.5"x11" sheet on the screen with the data from the Word document flush up against the right edge in the middle vertically between the top and the bottom of the page.
Then I go to crop the page to the index card size and first it says I can't change the page size,
so I go to Print Setup and change the size there and go & crop in and nothing happens, it's still 8.5x11.
The only thing I can think of is that you have a different version than me or maybe wonderful Vista has screwed things up.I miss XP.
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Anyways there software got good reviews and user reviews as well and I am still playing with it on the trial period right now!
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4) In your app that is used to print, see if you can adjust it so that the images you are printing can print multiple on a single sheet. Leave a little room at the leading edge just in case there is any leading edge damage, which since the printer will be running slower should be rare.
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