I am trying to print invitations (5x7) that have a die-cut graphic at the top
left corner. Trouble is, when I send them to print, the printer rips the die
cit when it grabs the paper. Is there any way to print upside-down so that I
am feeding the paper from the bottom (flat edge) and avoiding the tearing
issue? I know you can print vertically with word, but is there an option
(Word or other MSOffice product) that allows you to print upside down??

Word doesn't do very well in the upside-down department. See
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/DrwGrphcs/UpsideDownText.htm for some suggestions.
If you're going to use PowerPoint (or Publisher, if you have it), you might
as well print the invitations from that program.

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MegB_ON wrote:
I am trying to print invitations (5x7) that have a die-cut graphic at
the top left corner. Trouble is, when I send them to print, the
printer rips the die cit when it grabs the paper. Is there any way to
print upside-down so that I am feeding the paper from the bottom
(flat edge) and avoiding the tearing issue? I know you can print
vertically with word, but is there an option (Word or other MSOffice
product) that allows you to print upside down??