Just wondering if anyone makes their guide sheets for writing on unlined paper and if so what program do you use? Also, what spacing do you normally use?
-Xander
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Making your own guide sheets
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I use the sheets from Nanami Paper, they have several sizes that you can print.
As my handwriting tends to be on the small side I use the 5mm grid.
Also you can generate paper from Incompetech
As my handwriting tends to be on the small side I use the 5mm grid.
Also you can generate paper from Incompetech
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I put a lined sheet under the unlined one to use as a guide
I actually don't use a guide! I guess I should try it to see how it goes. 
Thanks for the suggestion, gentlemen!
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James, I have tried that, but I often write in the evenings and in low light, a regular lined sheet just doesn't show through.
Andy, thanx for the links.
I ended up making one in Excel just to try out and figure out exactly what line spacing I like/need. Also, I like the narrow space between lines to save paper a bit. I offset the lines just a bit so I can turn it over and get different left margins dependin if I'm writing on lose leaf or bound papers.
-Xander
Andy, thanx for the links.
I ended up making one in Excel just to try out and figure out exactly what line spacing I like/need. Also, I like the narrow space between lines to save paper a bit. I offset the lines just a bit so I can turn it over and get different left margins dependin if I'm writing on lose leaf or bound papers.
-Xander
you can take a regular sheet to a photocopier and hit the darkness level up as high as it will go while still looking okay to really blacken out the lines for you, even in low light it should show through the page
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Good point, I will try that today at work.
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