Ok I've searched everywhere for this answer and I can't find it anywhere.
Using the internet and a printer, can I essentially print out cards with the dot codes on it ans swipe it through an E-reader?
I want to buy an E-reader again but before I do i want to know if I can pull such a thing off. I wanted to print it on cardstock (110lb paper) on maybe a high quality laser printer or an inkjet printer with high DPI. Thanks!
E-reader and the internet.
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Re: E-reader and the internet.
Underground-gamer has the whole set for download I believe.
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Re: E-reader and the internet.
From what I've seen on the site, everything has a dead link or lead to a dead link. Thank you for your help though.noiseredux wrote:http://users.skynet.be/firefly/gba/e-reader/index.htm
Ahh I see but I was looking for a non-downloading solution. Maybe along the lines of printing/saving images directly from the browser.lwcook wrote:Underground-gamer has the whole set for download I believe.
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they need to be scanned/printed at a high dpi to be read by the e-r.
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The file is like 10mb total...any all of them high-quality so you won't have any problems printing them out with a decent printer.casterofdreams wrote:Ahh I see but I was looking for a non-downloading solution. Maybe along the lines of printing/saving images directly from the browser.lwcook wrote:Underground-gamer has the whole set for download I believe.