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Can anyone steer me in the right direction toward purchasing the software
that will allow me to print images from my digital camera on to clothing? I
work for a trucking company and would like to produce some t-shirts with the
images of the trucks in our company to give as Christmas presents to the
drivers but I don't know where to purchase such software or who makes it.
Your help would be appreciated very much.
Thanks,
Joe Parrish

If my company gave me a T Shirt of a picture of our company logo (and trucks
as it's a distribution warehouse) as a presnet I'd be gutted, I'd think
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> Can anyone steer me in the right direction toward purchasing the software
> that will allow me to print images from my digital camera on to clothing?
I
> work for a trucking company and would like to produce some t-shirts with
the
> images of the trucks in our company to give as Christmas presents to the
> drivers but I don't know where to purchase such software or who makes it.
> Your help would be appreciated very much.
> Thanks,
> Joe Parrish

wrote:

> Can anyone steer me in the right direction toward purchasing the
> software that will allow me to print images from my digital camera on
> to clothing? I work for a trucking company and would like to produce
> some t-shirts with the images of the trucks in our company to give as
> Christmas presents to the drivers but I don't know where to purchase
> such software or who makes it. Your help would be appreciated very
> much.
> Thanks,
> Joe Parrish

I suppose it depends on your printer. The iron-on paper itself is
available in computer supply stores. I don't even know that you'd need a
particular program. Or you could just go to a local print shop to
prepare the transfers for you.
--
"Blow a few bucks. It's Christmas."

I Think that the easiest way would be to scan or otherwise get a picture of
one of the trucks onto your computer, and print it onto iron-on transfer
paper, which can be purchased at Office Depot, or any other place that sells
printers or computers and peripherals.Transfer paper or Special Coated Paper
should be one of the options available on your printer. Make sure that you
use Photo House, Word Perfect, or a similar program that will copy the
picture backwards. My dad has been making t-shirts this way for many years.
No Special Transfer program is required. What you have on your computer
should suffice. Good Luck.

<> wrote in message news:418c60f0$1_4@127.0.0.1...
> Can anyone steer me in the right direction toward purchasing the software
> that will allow me to print images from my digital camera on to clothing?
> I
> work for a trucking company and would like to produce some t-shirts with
> the
> images of the trucks in our company to give as Christmas presents to the
> drivers but I don't know where to purchase such software or who makes it.
> Your help would be appreciated very much.
> Thanks,
> Joe Parrish

<> wrote in message news:418c60f0$1_4@127.0.0.1...
| Can anyone steer me in the right direction toward purchasing the
software
| that will allow me to print images from my digital camera on to
clothing? I
| work for a trucking company and would like to produce some t-shirts
with the
| images of the trucks in our company to give as Christmas presents to
the
| drivers but I don't know where to purchase such software or who makes
it.
| Your help would be appreciated very much.
| Thanks,
| Joe Parrish

You have received good advice. As for making a mirror image of the
picture, this can be done easily with your mspaint in accessories.

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| <> wrote in message news:418c60f0$1_4@127.0.0.1...
|| Can anyone steer me in the right direction toward purchasing the
| software
|| that will allow me to print images from my digital camera on to
| clothing? I
|| work for a trucking company and would like to produce some t-shirts
| with the
|| images of the trucks in our company to give as Christmas presents to
| the
|| drivers but I don't know where to purchase such software or who makes
| it.
|| Your help would be appreciated very much.
|| Thanks,
|| Joe Parrish
|
| You have received good advice. As for making a mirror image of the
| picture, this can be done easily with your mspaint in accessories.
|
Just had another look at Paint....seems it won't make a mirror - view
after all, though many free programs will. For example: Irfanview

Most printer settings afford the mirror image option

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> | <> wrote in message news:418c60f0$1_4@127.0.0.1...
> || Can anyone steer me in the right direction toward purchasing the
> | software
> || that will allow me to print images from my digital camera on to
> | clothing? I
> || work for a trucking company and would like to produce some t-shirts
> | with the
> || images of the trucks in our company to give as Christmas presents to
> | the
> || drivers but I don't know where to purchase such software or who makes
> | it.
> || Your help would be appreciated very much.
> || Thanks,
> || Joe Parrish
> |
> | You have received good advice. As for making a mirror image of the
> | picture, this can be done easily with your mspaint in accessories.
> |
> Just had another look at Paint....seems it won't make a mirror - view
> after all, though many free programs will. For example: Irfanview
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