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transparent overhead thingies

davids_211
edited September 2007 in General
Hi,

I have a presentation in my tutorial next week, and I was wondering where the heck you do get those transparencies (just the blank ones, so I can print on it) for the overhead?

Thanks,
David

Comments

  • Mike^
    edited September 2007
    make sure u print with a ink jet printer or laser printer that doesn't use heat in the machine as my cousin melting the plastic film in his laser printer haha =P, just a heads up
  • meeshmeesh
    edited September 2007
    I'm pretty sure you can get them at Quad Books in the MBC...but not completely sure.

    I went to Kinko's to get my transparencies printed on their printers...it was expensive :( so yeah, if u can print on it at home, then all the better :)
  • collegestudent
    edited September 2007
    there's a transparencies photocopier at the photocopiers beside quadbooks, so you can just photocopy onto them instead of buying the transparencies.
  • davids_211
    edited September 2007
    thank you
  • vonnie
    edited September 2007
    i think they're called acetate? haha.

    i never knew they had a photocopier just for those! that's cool =) thanks for the info collegestudent!
  • Kevin M.Kevin M.
    edited September 2007
    Quad books does it and so does the printing shop at Cornerstone. If you want to buy blank transparencies and try to do it yourself (which I don't recommend) you can buy them from staples or maybe even the school bookstore
  • baby e
    edited September 2007
    You can get them at Staples too.

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