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[daz1979]

Hi,

I want to print some certificates for my summer camp. Does anyone have a really good link. All the ones I have so far are low quality.

Thanks,

Daz

[scorpiocandy]

http://www.123certificates.com/

Not sure if this is what you have in mind.

I haven't printed these yet but they come recommended by an excellent site that I use regularly.

[daz1979]

Yeah!

That is exactly what I was looking for and I had just found it before I read your post.

One small problem is that when you print them, they come out with the website address on the header and footer. I'm thinking of trimming them all; however, does anyone know a way around this???

[tob55]

There are instructions before clicking the "make it" button that tell you how to turn off the header and footer information. Easy to do is you are using Firefox, not sure about Netscape or IE.

[daz1979]

Nice one!

I'll give it a try tomorrow

[pkang0202]

Anyone know where to find decent paper to print these on?

Everywhere I go has A4 or colored A4. I can't find nice, heavy paper.

[tob55]

Check your local stationary shop. Most of the places I go to usually have some in stock, but they don't keep it out there with the rest of their normal paper things.

[Thiuda]

You can also use PowerPoint 2007 templates to create certificates. Just open PowerPoint, choose New and select certificates. You can alter them to suit your needs by changing the text, colours...etc. You do need a certified copy of PowerPoint though, because the program downloads the templates from the Microsoft Office support site.