Notice board headers

How it prints

The banner is set in capitals at a true height: choose 10, 15 or 20 cm and a capital H prints exactly that tall. At 10 and 15 cm each A4 landscape sheet carries as many whole letters as fit, never part of one, inside a band with a coloured rule along the top and bottom. Cut each band out on its dashed outline and butt the sheets edge to edge in order; the spacing across each join is the same as inside a sheet, so the word reads as one strip. At 20 cm a single letter can be wider than a sheet, so that size prints as one long strip across portrait sheets with a 1 cm glue strip at every join, numbered left to right.

Section headers print one per line you type, as strips 27.7 cm wide: half a landscape sheet deep (9 cm, two to a sheet) or a third (6 cm, three to a sheet). Solid strips are filled with colour and lettered in white; outlined strips are white with a thick coloured border and coloured words. Every header in a set is lettered at the same size, so a short word such as Kit matches a long one such as Health and safety. The bright mix gives each letter and header the next colour in turn; soft pastels put each banner letter on its own pale tile.