I have designed the Printable Items with the express purpose of conserving as much ink as possible whilst still having pleasant stationery.  To retain high quality print-out, I have saved the graphics as .png files.  This format, whilst retaining sharp graphics, unfortunately makes for larger files than jpg or gif - You'll have to be patient, hopefully you'll think they were worth the wait - one or two folk using old browsers may have trouble seeing them - solution? Update yer browser, matey!

All Lists = 2 per page

Please Note: As there's myriad combinations of printers/printer software and graphics viewers/programmes, there's no way I can definitely state that, or give precise instructions for, the printable stationery to be perfect first time - You may need to experiment a little to get it right.   I am unable to assist further in getting your settings right - It's highly unlikely that I have the same computer/printer/software/graphics programme combination.

TIP: To keep printing costs down, first try printing the stationery without making alterations - use paper rather than card, and black ink rather than colour while test printing.

Having saved the graphic to your computer, you may use a viewer (ACDSee, for example) to open, view then print the stationery.

Having saved the graphic to your computer, you'll need to open Word and 'insert' (or drag and drop) the graphic into the open document. If your printer software permits a 'Preview',  check the box and see how it looks on the paper before printing.  If it also avails you of the choice of printing file properties/headers etc. uncheck all unnecessary options. 

TIP: Run a test print using black ink on plain paper. Only make changes if your stationery doesn't print correctly, e.g. the last recipe graphic doesn't print out, or the bottom of the list is missing. 

Right Click on the graphic - a menu will appear 
Click on the word "Print" (a print window will appear). 
Set the paper size
Orientation = Portrait   Printable Area = Standard
If your printer software permits a 'Preview',  check the box and see how it looks before printing.  If it also avails you of the choice of printing file properties/headers etc. uncheck all unnecessary options.

If you are on AOL and you use the built-in AOL browser, the stationery will not look as sharp as it should. Be sure to disable 'compressed graphic' in your browser.