that they would just send in the mail. or any fake id softwares and printer web sites or somthing. jus give me some info

atlidga@yahoo.com

One of my friend suggested me to start business of making Id Cards, because there is a great revenue margin in it, but i don’t have any idea of buying id card printer, so wondering which id card printer can play the best role in business for years and years to make business cards, pvc cards, magnetic stripe cards and hologram cards? let me know the best brand and product model if possible? Thanks

I will suggest you to visit http://www.idcards-printers.com and click on printer selection wizard ….Give and Tick your requirements there and in the end you will come up with some best product which 100% suits and match your requirements

If not, can I buy a used color photo ID card system or ID card printer for about $100?

You can print an ID card using an Epson inkjet printer that prints directly to CDs & DVDs. However, you will need to buy an ID tray and inkjet 30 mil PVC ID cards. You can buy both on eBay, Amazon.com, and make-id-cards.com. With the tray said printer would be a color photo ID card printer or ID card system.

You might buy a used color photo ID card printer for about $100 if you buy a used Epson R280 printer, ID tray, and ID cards seperately.

www.worwind.com will sell color photo ID card systems for under $200.

Does anyone know if there is a platic like paper (for printing LEGAL company ID’s) that can use an inkjet or laser printer? The old fashion laminating paper looks a little outdated. I know they have some sort of PVC printer that prints on PVC paper but I am looking for the next best thing. Any ideas?

sorry i have no idea lol
alll i know is fashion lol
and journalism

Laptop sees Network and Network sees laptop. But when I try to access network drives or printers it asks for ID and password. What I thought was the network password doesn’t work. How can I find or change my network login?
Both desktop(HOME1) network computer and laptop(HENRYCOUNTY) run Vista.
Desktop….Vista Ultimate x86
Laptop……Vista Home Premium x86
Now when I try to access my network from the laptop it says i may not have permission. How do I grant permission to my laptop?

contact your network administrator

I’m thinking of getting this printer

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=1500001501&langId=-1&searchTerms=CANON+MP620+PRINTER&Submit=GO+%3E#tabrev

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/973582/?camp_id=ppc_google_long_tail_printers_Canon_MP620

They are both the same printer, just different images of them.
Anyway, I just wondering about the wireless part of it. Well would I need to have a router to use it or could I just get a USB stick and put it in my computer and it would connect to the printer, if you know what I mean. Because I dont have anything wireless. On my nintendo it wont connect to wifi. Basically I cannot go wireless on anything because apparently I need a router to do this.
Would getting this printer be pointless to get, if I have no router? I have no knowledge about wifi/wireless tbh and Im only 15 so dont go all technical on me, because I wont know what your talking about lol.
Thanks in advance.

You do not have to set it up wireless. You can still connect it with USB cable. It just means that you can use it wireless if you wish. Its not USB stick but a cable that you will need. The printer will come with full instruction in the box as to how you set it up if you have never done it before. All you need is the printer and as USB 2.0 cable. Here’s one that Wilkinsons sells for less than £3 and it works the same as the much dearer ones so don’t think you are buying better buy paying more for one of them – it’s a rip off.
http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/Cables/Strand-Cable-USB-20-A-to-B-3m/invt/0183134

i am in the process of manufacturing id cards. i want to know which printer is suitable for that purpose. i need the following information. 1. brand 2. configration 3. apprx. rate

Most all ID cards are printed on an ID printer, which is a thermal printer, typically with 3 color thermal ribbon cartridge, which uses heat to bond the color onto the ID cards. This is similar to Laser technology, but laser technology generally is a powder toner, like a copy machines. The standard laser printer is not water proof and wouldn’t last long for use as a actual ID’s.

There are many brands out there, and depending on the actual number you need printed, like if less then 50, or more then 5000 you will have different requirements. Best to have a company rep come demo any unit you are interested in trying out. You need to be able to actually see it print and the "speed" it prints. If you have thousand of cards to do the difference between 10 seconds each and a minute each is HUGE!!

2 usb ports, 1 printer port. would like to hook up multiples to the printer port b/c usb evidently wont wok through my wireless network. any ideas? id like to connect 5 printers of different configs. tyvm in advance

First off, purchase a USB hub to expand the number of available ports.

Second, depending upon the number of parallel printers, purchase some USB to parallel adapters, one for each parallel printer after the first, which is connected to the printer port. Remaining printers that use USB connections can be connected directly to the USB hub.

Share each printer, and voila! 5 shared printers.

Another (more expensive) option is to purchase print server devices (Netgear, HP JetDirect, etc.) and connect the printers to them. This will save the overhead of managing the print queues on the server if the server is being used for anything else.

I’m trying to find blank plastic rectangles like ID cards and licenes are printed on. I’m making place seatings for a murder mystery party my parents are throwing and need ID cards so the people can assume their new identities.

Where can I buy plastic ID card blanks?
Can I run them through my printer?

I asked this question before and somebody mentioned clear plastic print-on stickers to stick on the plastic ID cards instead of printing directly on them. If that would work better, I need to know where to buy the clear print-on stickers AND the blank ID cards.

You can buy the sticker sheets in any craft store. Look in the section where they have the scrap booking papers. The ID card plastic badges can be purchased in an office supply store.

I am trying to find one on eBay, but I have no idea what to search for. I just want to know what you call those machines that print plastic cards like the library cards.

Regular laser or inkjet printers will not work for what you want. Inkjet ink will not adhere to the plastic. Laser printers are not designed for such thick stock and the toner would not stick very well either. The kind of printer you need is an ID printer. They use special dye ribbons and a dye-sublimation process to print. There are many manufacturers and types out there. You can do your own search using Google if you like and type in "ID printers" to get a wide variety to choose from.
Here are a few links to some that I located that list a variety of printers:
http://www.idwholesaler.com/card-printers.html
http://www.safecardid.com/
http://www.ultramagicard.com/?R=1

Best of luck.

I have an HP scanner/printer.
it keeps printing it out. I don’t get it.

put your id in printer
when prompted, it will ask, where to add file (image) you can put on your flash drive or desk top

I am looking for 2 Single Sided Id Card Printer from Evolis or zebra brand, can any one suggest me the best model from these 2 brands?

Evolis Tattoo 2 Single Sided Card Printer is perfect for small organization to print single sided photo id cards, check it out more features at link below

Where can i get the best id card printers that can print single and double sided photo id card prints with best result?

Well we are using Zebra P120i Single & Double Sided Card Printer at our office and its has really a fabolus printing result, we are impressed with the machine and its capabilities. so with my experienced i would suggest you to check it out zebra id card printer!

Where can i get best brand of id card printer and laminator? what brand of printer and laminator machine would you prefer? i have know about Zebra Id Card printer & Laminator, Fargo Id Card printer & Laminator, Evolis Id Card printer & Laminator, MagiCard Id Card printer & Laminator, so what is best in it?
Got all the brand details from http://www.idcards-printers.com

i would suggest you to check it out evolis id card printer, i am using it and its awesome…..i bought it from www.clarybusinessmachines.com

It will only print one side, pls help now.

WHICH Gargo ID printer are you using ? They do models that do single and some do dual side printing. If you have not selected the correct mdoel it will NOT print double sided, however drivers could well be generic across range an include a double sided option in the software.
To be honest best option is to USE THE MANUFEACTURERS SUPPORT SYSTEM. They have their own online support system to help you and that will probably be a lot quicker than waiting for other people to go and look up their site for you.
http://www.fargosupport.com/

Hi

Tell me your problem man……

My Neighbor is looking for a printer for his new vista PC and I’m trying to help him find one from the ones hes mentioned to me but they don’t seem to be supported. Is there any good ones that i can reference to him and where you’ve found them.
Id also like to ask i in my searches is there any indication one the printers like on vista capable pcs or is it subtle (minimum requirements).
Thanks
specifics of printers please not just site and posibly lexmark branded. need more information to get 10 pts

These are the printers supported by Windows Vista :-

Canon

Pixma IP4200 (32-bit)
Pixma ip4000 (64-bit)
Pixma ip3000 (64-bit)

Epson

Epson R340 Photo printer (32 and 64 bit)
Epson PictureMate Express (32 and 64 bit)
Epson Precision 3170 Photo scanner (32 bit) included sw does not install, but can use latest TWAIN driver from Epson website and built in Windows Fax and Scan app.
Epson R300 Photo printer (32 bit)

HP

HP Deskjet 6940 (via Network, auto driver) (32 bit)
HP DeskJet 845c (32 bit)
HP Laserjet 5L (32 bit)
HP Laserjet 4plus (32 bit)(64 bit) with HP Jet Direct as LPR on Standard TCPIP Port
HP LaserJet 1012 (32 and 64 bit)
hp color LaserJet 2550L (32 bit)
HP Officejet 4200 (32 bit)
HP PSC 1401 All-In-One Printer (32 bit)

Other

Lexmark 240N (Native Driver x64).
Microtek Scanmaker 3600 (32 bit)
Samsung ML-2010 monochrome laser printer (32 bit)
Epson R220 (32 bit)
Brother MFC-5440CN (USB connection). Vista recognized all modes, did not try Brother CD (64 bit)
Brother HL 1030 works after adding a printer manualy and installing as a brother 1430 (32 bit)
Dell Photo AIO Printer 964 (32 bit)

I am trying to get into E3 this year. I got my web site up and running and I got the 2 articles, they asked for.. thing is I do not have a ID Printer so I can’t get a government id that shows my Cos name. . is there anywhere I can go in Ca? ( like in Long Beach ) that would print them ? .. and how much would it cost for it?. I have been working hard to try to get in there and I can’t have one little thing keep me from going.. so can someone help me here?..

Google it? Map quest? I’m sure a post office could get your ID for you or a printing place.

i recently bought a hp laserjet 1020 printer.

i am testing it out and there is a little residue on the printed papers and there is occasionally lines.

is this the printer or the toner?

will replacing the toner fix the problem or should i take it back?

id appreciate the feedback, thanks

I had the same problem but with my Samsung printer but what i did which i think you should is to take out the toner and just shake it a little to even it out because thats what causes the residue.

If the printer is using liquid ink, you can open it up, take out the ink cartridge, and shake it to listen and guesstimate how much you have left. If you start to see streaks and lines in your printed material, thats when you’re running out.

I don’t own a printer, which is stupid of me. I emailed the confirmation page to myself, just in case, but I was wondering if I have to print it out in order to get the boarding pass. Am I all right showing my ID at the ticket counter? Or should I write down all the page info, so I can tell them the ticket number and all of that?

Driving is so much easier.

You just need to show your ID. You do need to know your flight number, or at least the time of departure if it is not a very large airport.

It would not be a bad idea if you wrote down the confirmation number.

It’s also good to bring a major credit card. The automated check in machines can read your name off the card and look up your flight from that (doesn’t charge anything to the card; just reads your name off the magnetic stripe on the back). You’re probably bringing a credit card anyway.

Is there anyone who knows how to check the caller ID on a Lexmark printer, scanner, copier, fax? I’m working and just missed a call! thanks for any help!

just "fax" 1471 and listen! Or plug a phone in and do the same.

i am trying to figure out which printer to use to scan my id. The printer I currently have blurrs the minuscule details after I scan the card. I need something that can pick up these tiny details clearly. idk if it is the plastic covering but thanks!

There are many HP printers where they auto detect the size.
why don’t you check some Hp printers

I’m flying Southwest Airlines. My printer isn’t working so I can’t print out the boarding pass. I heard something about needing the credit card you bought the ticket with but my sister bought it and just put it in my name so I don’t have that.

you dont need the credit card that the ticket was purchased with. You can just go to the airport, check in at one of their self check in machines and print your boarding pass that way, or show the ticketing agent your photo ID and confirmation number and they can print your boarding pass.

it sorta looks moldy lol idk why but i want to print pics of my son but they look messed up

Try to use hp media (hp photo paper and genuine ink) and try to see if it improves. Sometimes, using refilled ink cartridges may not look best on its printouts at all times.