Copy Line Paper For Free

You can also open the Page Setup dialog box by right-clicking the page tab and then clicking Page Setup. On the Print Setup tab, under Print, select the Gridlines check box. Click OK.

The most common styles are blank, ruled, and gridded (sometimes called graph paper). Lines and grids come in different widths, but are fairly standardized (college ruled is the standard, at 7 mm, and graph paper standardly comes in at 5 mm.)

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The most commonly used ruled papers include wide, college, narrow, quadrille, Gregg, and Pitman ruled. Wide, or legal, ruled paper features a larger 11/32" space between horizontal lines on a sheet. Typically, wide ruled paper is preferred by users with larger handwriting, as well as in schools with younger children.

Place copy paper into the paper tray on your printer. From your computer, select the File option from your tool bar. Select the Print option from the drop-down menu. Enter the number of copies that you wish to print and select the Print option at the bottom of the window.

Click the Insert tab, then click the Shapes button on the ribbon. Choose the first option, Line, under the Lines group.

You can use plain paper; however, for the best results, you'll want to use one of Epson's special inkjet papers. Note: Inkjet transparencies and vellum paper are not supported. You can load a sheet of loose-leaf or other paper with holes as shown.