Would this work for paper, such as a map?
1791124
Not sure....but why wouldn't it? You would have to spray both sides and the edges to make it waterproof.
1791125
I wouldn't -- wrong formula. Instead, look at the line of artist's fixatives and sprays made by Krylon. They're designed to do just that -- protect paper artwork and printed material from moisture, yellowing, smudges, etc. Read their descriptions and you'll be able to choose which one sounds like the protection you're looking for.
723346
It should work ok unless it's bigger than legal sized paper. However, you have to hold the scanner and move it over what you want to scan which is what I don't like.
1800743
Depends on what you mean. If paper is attached to something solid like a piece of wood, a table near an edge, etc. then perhaps so. Maybe this will give you some ideas ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZBlkwHhAms
581915
Technically yes if you are very proficient with the mouse. It would take several sweeps to cover a newspaper page and the software would then stitch it together - but lots of room for error when tackling something this large.
1706037
I don't know why it wouldn't, it's just 4X8 photo paper. No software involved.
1427249
yes. it actually works pretty well for that. I use it for directions as well.
2039853
I don't see why you couldn't? It's paper and you run it through a printer. You'd just have to work out how to line everything up.
1298886
No I don't think so. I believe those pages are too thick.I would def use a flatbed scanner for those!This is mostly for the thickness of a single print or piece of paper.I think the largest page of paper was 8-1/2x 11 but it was just standard paper thickness.I hope this helps!
137915
If you click on the "Print" tab you can set the scale to 1:24,000, which is what a 7.5 minute map would be-- but my printer only handles letter/legal size paper, and while the scale is like a USGS map, the area covered on an 8.5 x11" format is annoyingly small. I think to print something similar to a USGS map you would need to own a printer than can use "ledger" sized paper. So I guess the answer is, the software could do it, but can your printer?
159811
yes if the paper was US 8.5x11 but not if it was A4. It would be tight and might handle 4-6 sheets max,
235925
It all depends. Thickness is a factor for sure. Also, it does not handle odd sized pages very well. They must be hand fed.
597297
You could probably write on it with a permanent sharpie marker. The material is plastic (similar to a disposable plastic tablecloth or ziplock bag).
1066211
It can but check online as to the type best suited to your needs. You do not want to use paper that ends up being a waste of time and ink
23065
yes, but not nearly as complete or as detailed as an add-on map chip would provide.
1792935
I have used this paper to print out orienteering maps for canoe orienteering several times. Its a little thicker than regular paper. I use an ink jet printer. It will bleed through to the other side, but doesn't run. I don't see why it wouldn't work. It will be flexible to bend around your veggies and sturdy enough to use multiple times. The paper does not rip or tear easily.
1998235
It will print out, but on a 4"x6" paper. So you will need to trim down the borders.
2255252
It's a transfer for fabrics. The transfer itself is like a sheet of paper. You put it into the printer, then use an iron to put whatever you printed onto fabric. I don't think it would work at all on paper, that's not what this is made for.