3x5 index card template

Pages 5 is paper-size challenged. It won't accept custom sizes and doesn't include 3.5 in its short list of supported sizes.

Here's what I would try if I were you. I can't test because I don't have 3X5 stock.

Choose "L" size from the list, if your printer driver supports it. Then, adjust the margins to keep yourself within the 3X5 boundaries. try some test prints and adjust the margins until you get it right. "L" size is about 3.5 X 5.

Jerry

Jerry,

Actually, that "short list" is supplied by the printer driver. My Brother 4040 printer includes a 3 x 5 page size, which I can select in Pages 5. (But my custom 3 x 5 size, with different margins, is unavailable.)

I don't know if it would be possible to "add" a printer that you don't actually have in order to get more stock page sizes.

Jeff

Jeff,

Even if you could add a printer that you don't own, I'm not sure how you would know which one to add without trying them blindly. Of course, your report would help.

Jerry

Jerry,

I think manufacturer's websites usually list specifications, including supported paper sizes, but I don't suppose there is any easy way to search through them.

Jeff

Easier, I think, to use Pages '09.

Jerry

Agreed, particularly since flash cards seems like a good fit to mail merging from a list of questions and answers in a Numbers table.

Jeff