Let's see, in this video, I was using inserts from PeanutsPlannerCo. Since this video was published I did start selling my own inserts, and those I make in a software called Scribus.

@@GanchiPlans thank you so much for replying:)

I've never been able to print back to back without even the tiniest variance left to right. I think it comes down to your printer really. First be sure to size your feed tray pretty snug. But if you're having problems fitting the insert in the size you need, you might just want to scale down the printing by a few percentage points to get it all to fit in the margins? Try 95% or so?

@@GanchiPlans I’m a beginner can you please tell me what you have your margins on ..and maybe the rest of your printer settings.. I have the PM agenda on as well… and have these set at 3x5

@@valgal9819 You're trying to print 3.25x4.75 inserts to fit 3x5? You'd want to print at 92% to fit the horizontal. You'd end up with some extra space on the vertical.

@@GanchiPlans both are 3x5 no extra space.. .. I’m printing 3 x 5 inserts… I have four to a page on Standard size paper..

I see. If the inserts don't give enough room to cut properly, then try shrinking then just a little bit. I suggested starting at 95% before. Play around with it until you like how it looks. You could also check if the person who made the inserts has any special instructions for printing?

Pretty much, yes. I got the heaviest duty paper I could find at Walmart this time, but I'm not a big fan honestly. I preferred the HP paper I had before

@@GanchiPlans what's HP paper? 😅

@@haruhiro it's a brand, but now that I'm thinking about it, I think the paper I liked was actually Hammermill

It's four months worth of inserts