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Printing Multiple Images

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Good day

 

I am still very much a beginner to Eagle but have managed to produce a

number of small board designs that I want to now use to etch the boards.  I

want to print the layouts onto clear film (HP Laser Jet 4L) and then etch

onto photosensitive boards.

 

Is there any way that I can print multiple images onto the film without

having to put the one film through the printer multiple times (which

doesn't work on my old HP 4L)? At the moment all I can do is to print one

image on one film which is wasteful and expensive.

 

Gareth    

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  • Yes the white paper is only transport for the small plastic film.

     

    On 18-02-2010 13:26, Gareth wrote:

    Hi Guys

     

    Thanks for the feedback.

     

    To J.M. Rafetseder:- I have tried your suggestion and it works fine. I

    found that I can also "group" and paste in the same board i.e. when I come

    to print the board layout I can also duplicate the board to fill the

    film. My boards are only small (60mm x 40mm) and are related to a model

    railway

    so I can fit several differant boards on one film.

     

    To Flemming :- Am I correct in saying that the white paper acts as backing

    for the film pieces when they go through the printer? I am not sure how you

    get the layouts onto the film.

     

    Gareth

     

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  • Yes the white paper is only transport for the small plastic film.

     

    On 18-02-2010 13:26, Gareth wrote:

    Hi Guys

     

    Thanks for the feedback.

     

    To J.M. Rafetseder:- I have tried your suggestion and it works fine. I

    found that I can also "group" and paste in the same board i.e. when I come

    to print the board layout I can also duplicate the board to fill the

    film. My boards are only small (60mm x 40mm) and are related to a model

    railway

    so I can fit several differant boards on one film.

     

    To Flemming :- Am I correct in saying that the white paper acts as backing

    for the film pieces when they go through the printer? I am not sure how you

    get the layouts onto the film.

     

    Gareth

     

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