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Does anyone know if there is a way of printing just the coupons you will use?
I now get 5 or 6 coupons that I have no use for and maybe 2 that I will use. There seems to be no way of printing them separately or in black and white. Could I be doing something wrong? This a new phenom. for me.
Looking forward to help.
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I would love to know the same answer.because I print an have nver figure out how to print just the ones I want..good question
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I usually leave the extra coupons I have in the store or give them to people I see. Do that at the grocery store sometimes too.
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Good to know I am not alone. Maybe we will get an answer.
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Same thing here. Would be nce to just print the one I need.
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The way the economy is, I will print off doubles of the coupons and give the extra to the person in line with me. Getting and extra 40 or 50% off, or any amount off helps a lot. If nothing else the money saved will cover the sales tax!
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Can you cut and paste them I usually print them off and hand them out to others also
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No answer for printing singles. But as for the B/W I just go to my printers properties in the print window and then select color it then gives me the option to do grayscale, I also make sure I set the printer to fast draft setting so it prints in low quality. Saves my ink and still scans at the store. Ditto on passing the coupons on to others.
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Is anyone have problem printing the coupons they are in adobe? I have tried 5 times tonight and it locks up my printer everytime. Most of the time the fonts are even correct to view thru Adobe.
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I just printed off this week's and they did just fine. The font size was at 150% when the Adobe window opened, and I reduced it to 100%. But other than that, no problem. NOw I have coupons that will never get used.
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Domestic Diva wrote:Can you cut and paste them
I usually print them off and hand them out to others also
I just tried. The answer is "No." The bar code does not print and without that you have no copoun.
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the cashiers at ac moore have the upc to scan if a printed coupon does not scan. i change the properties to multiple pages on one sheet, set the paper to envelope then print the coupon in black and white on a junk mail envelope. saves ink, paper and aggravation. i take the coupon from the paper to the m store or the hl store or the jc store and they all honour them just as ac moore honours the competitors' coupons as long as they are on newsprint and not computer generated.
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well i'm glad your M does cause mine want take one printed off pc even if they sent it to email address..they say they don't know how many you printed...but I have a feeling they might change there mind once HL opens up here..I would rather have ACM but I guess we are not big enough town for 3 hobby stores..LOL
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I just read where is on the list of companies in trouble. I hope they don't close, I have friends who work there.
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Years ago we had a ACM located in Medford. I loved that store. Then they had a big fire in their store room. They were going to rebuild, but changed their minds. So we were left with M and Joanne's. Both are located on Route #1 S. Of course I was living south of the stores and had to go about three miles north to get to the turnaround for the south side and go back down. J's is all right for material, but I have always found lacking in the craft department. and I HATED shopping at M's. Their aisles are always close together and so crowded. Then when they opened the new mall in Everett, M's opened another store with public transportation available. M's was all right for crafts, but no sewing material available.
Then they developed the Assembly on the Mystic. ACM was one of the first stores to open. And the store is huge and the aisles are wide enough for my scooter. Public transportation is available along with huge parking lots. And they are not finished developing the whole area. It is an outside mall. Meaning you have to go outside to go from store to store. No teenagers hanging out. I love this ACM. Ask someone where something is and they walk you to the spot and then help you find what you want. They r eally go out of their way to help. I wish there was a way they could have a customer appreciation day where the customer's show the help how much we appreciate them.
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I think you have to update your Acrobat Program. I just did and the ads appear and coupons print out just fine.
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Sorry, I made a mistake. I updated my Adobe program. All works just fine now.
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projectqueen wrote:Sorry, I made a mistake. I updated my Adobe program. All works just fine now.
Reduce the size to 75% to save on ink. It will print about the size of a $1.00 bill. Easier for the cashier to handle and wil fit in her drawer so nicely.
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Hi
2 weeks in a row I have received the ad by email. Both weeks it comes up with damaged file. Cannot access ad
Any one else having problems?
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Is this the link you are using: http://images.acmoore.com/Coupons/09_10couponsol.pdf
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