We’ve just added a new template word list at print-bingo.com. Follow this link to quickly create free Remembrance Day (or Veterans Day) themed Bingo Cards. We hope this will prove useful to the hundreds of teachers that use our site.
As always, basic use of print-bingo.com is free. An upgrade to get Premium access is only $10.
In the latest in a series of upgrades to the best web based bingo board printing website on the web, print-bingo.com, we’ve added a one card per page option.
It’s funny how the website developed. It all started when I needed to “run” the after dinner bingo entertainment at a small fund raising event (the bingo was free, the dinner tickets raised the funds). For that, I needed basic numeric cards in an economical four bingo boards per page – the measurements have never changed since that original bit of code.
Later, when the site got modestly popular, we added the custom word list feature. Since longer phrases take more space, the larger 2 bingo cards per page option was born.
Now, the arguably long overdue one bingo card per page option has finally been added.
It’s a bit different from the other sizes. I’ve had users suggest using exactly square cells (which we’ve done), and to leave some space for their custom instructions or company letterhead (which we’ve also done).
For now, users wanting to do fancy letterhead or instructions will have to run their cards through the printer twice – I guess there’ll always something on the to-do list.
An outsider might think that the card sizes were added in the exact wrong order, but, as is often the case, there’s a story behind the situation.
A blog? How times have changed.
So, what is blog.perceptus.ca? It is intended to become a place where little tid-bits of information about Perceptus’ cool stuff get posted. New features to our websites, the rationale behind some of our operations, etc.
It will also cover various topics that super-small companies (i.e. the more-or-less one man show) face in Canada. Things like taxes, currencies, and international shipping have and will continue to cause frustration to me, Leonard Chan, and my company, Perceptus Solutions Inc. of Vancouver, Canada.
Where is the line between ranting and informative blogging? I’m not sure, but I think we’ll find out soon.
Perceptus Solutions Inc. provides IT services to firms in Vancouver, and runs some websites. Our lead contractor, Leonard, authors our blog.
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