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Use Your Printer For PaperCraft
Andrew YeungLooking for a new hobby? Check out Papercraft. This is hobby great for children and adults. It allows you to be creative, practice hand eye coordination and use your printer!
How To Store Your Unopened Ink Cartridges
Andrew YeungWe have a lot of awesome deals going on at CompandSave and at times it seems tempting and practical to stock up on ink cartridges in advance.
Reusable Tote Bag - CompAndSave November Giveaway
Andrew YeungFor all of our existing loyal customers and future customers, we have an exciting new offer: We’re giving away this bag made from recycled materials for free with purchases made all this month – so hurry and place your orders for ink cartridges and toner cartridges.
How to Get Cheap Lexmark 150 XL High Yield Inks
Andrew YeungFirst lesson of Ink-onomics, before buying a name-brand printer at a surprisingly low price, think about the price of the ink cartridges. Most companies sell their printers at a price that’s very affordable in order to attract more customers.
Guidelines For Printing Out Your Resume
Andrew YeungPhoto Found At WikiHow.com It isn’t a secret that finding a job now a days is hard. To secure a new position let alone an interview, you need to do everything in your power to stand out and present yourself as a professional.
Ideas for Your Inner Ghoul This Halloween – Printable Masks
Andrew YeungIt’s that spooky time of year again and this time around you can really enter into the spirit of things by creating some of your own Halloween gear.
Why You Still Need To Print Out Your Resume
Andrew YeungImage found at: lifehacker.com With everything being processed electronically these days applying for jobs requires a simple email, an attached resume and the click of the send button.
Recycling Your Old Printer
Andrew YeungImage found at howardgardnerschool.com If your current printer has stopped functioning properly and is causing you frustration then it is time to invest in a new one.
DIY Photo Displays
Andrew YeungOf course we are huge advocates for printing out your own photos. But don’t just print out photos and shove them away in drawers or albums.