Security Envelope

[Tracy]

Can you create your own pattern for the inside of a security envelope?
or is there a standard?

[DigiCorn]

I think I've been asked to make these before. In one case, it was the company's logo repeated over and over. I've also been asked to "create" the "unreadable" portion on NCR forms. In some circles, it's known as "Chinese blackout."

[David]

I would think so. It just needs to be dark enough so you can't see through the paper to the contents inside.

like this:

[t-pat]

I concur, I've made them. It is purely there to obscure the contents, you can do whatever you want.

[Tracy]

Thanks Guys!
illy comes with enough patterns, I can create it, no problemo.

[tapdn]

Hi Tracy 

[Tracy]

Hi Tapdn!
How's the days off goin? :grin:

[tapdn]

Lovin it!!!

[Tracy]

lucky  :tongue:
It's hard for me to get a day off
workin alone and all

[tapdn]

Been there, Tracy. I once worked three years straight without a vacation. Making up for it now!  :grin:

[gnubler]

you can do whatever you want.

Oh yeah?  :evil: I hope I get a security env job next week.

[t-pat]

you can do whatever you want.

Oh yeah?  :evil: I hope I get a security env job next week.

I hope you do too

[David]

we all do... cause it's secure, you know.

[gnubler]

And no one can see what's really inside. Awesome!

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

Thanks Guys!
illy comes with enough patterns, I can create it, no problemo.

I use this for my envelope convertor. They actually supplied it to me.