Paper for invoice?

Has anyone found the right size micro-perf paper for the invoices. It appears the dotted lines at the bottom of the invoice is only 2 1/8" from the bottom. I think most places sell the perforations 1/3 page. This allows for the remittance stub to be mailed back in a windowed envelope. Actually, all I need to know is how to get rid of the dotted line without getting rid of the remittance stub. Then I can get rid of the Horizontal lines and make the bottom whatever size I need it. I seen the post that Gopher made with a link to a place that sells paper, but I couldn't find the right size.

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I looked every where and the closest I found was 3" from the bottom.

Gopher, Is there anyway to fix this? All we need is the bottom portion raised to a popular size. I would suggest somewhere around 3 3/8", so when you add the ability to have the return address on the remittance stub. It will fit in a windowed envelope.


Thanks,
Ken

[Steve]

When we have our invoice designer completed you will be able to move everything around on the invoice however at the moment, is it possible to use a 3" micro perf? If not, has anyone checked into having a local printer perforating paper? Just a thought.

I just brought a sample invoice in to a local printer. They quoted me a price of $45 for 1000 sheet. they perfed it right on the 2 1/8" mark. Worked great.

[Steve]

Hi xxbogey,

Thanks for the insight, I am sure other readers will appreicate this.

Yes, that is a lot of help. But I still wish Gopher would fixed this now so I don't have to buy paper twice. I know $45 isn't a lot of money, But just imagine every user having to buy paper twice.

Plus you can get 2500 sheets for that Price if you buy it already perforated.

[Steve]

Hi Soupy,

We agree with you, this will be resolved when we have our template designer finished. Having your printer make the perfed paper would provide you with an immediate solution.

[Steve]

This issue has been resolved and you can now change the height of the stub.

[Steve]

Here is a site we found that sells micro-perf paper. Click here for link.