Silly question about type of paper used

[Kittyfang 6]

I have been reprinting everything, because we had signed everything 3 months ago. To make sure the cards are stacked in our favor, I decided to reprint and resign everything... Now, for some reason, my printer isn't being cooperative and is a little fussy. Everything is still readable and nothing is fuzzy. My issue is that the bottom of the page, where the "scan bars" are (I'm sorry, I don't know what they're called), well, my printer isn't being too nice on them. It's not really a big black block of ink, but it's not as detailed as they are online. Is this going to be an issue?

[zooch76 9]

My home printer had a similar issue and the barcodes didn't look too neat. I didn't want to risk it so I had my wife print everything out at her office on a laser printer. If she hadn't done that, I would have gone to Kinkos and paid to use their printers.

I don't know if it is a big deal or not, but I decided to pay to print everything out perfectly than save a few bucks and risk getting the paperwork kicked back to me.

[Used to be broken 147]

I have been reprinting everything, because we had signed everything 3 months ago. To make sure the cards are stacked in our favor, I decided to reprint and resign everything... Now, for some reason, my printer isn't being cooperative and is a little fussy. Everything is still readable and nothing is fuzzy. My issue is that the bottom of the page, where the "scan bars" are (I'm sorry, I don't know what they're called), well, my printer isn't being too nice on them. It's not really a big black block of ink, but it's not as detailed as they are online. Is this going to be an issue?

if the originals you signed are still legible, just white out the date, copy and re-sign or just strike first date and re-sign with current date. I think they need the bar codes for something.

[Bob g 11]

I have been reprinting everything, because we had signed everything 3 months ago. To make sure the cards are stacked in our favor, I decided to reprint and resign everything... Now, for some reason, my printer isn't being cooperative and is a little fussy. Everything is still readable and nothing is fuzzy. My issue is that the bottom of the page, where the "scan bars" are (I'm sorry, I don't know what they're called), well, my printer isn't being too nice on them. It's not really a big black block of ink, but it's not as detailed as they are online. Is this going to be an issue?

Each time you copy from a copy, and another copy, you lose some of the detail. I usually scan a document using the best setting, into the computer , and then copy, changing the copy setting to reprint. My 2 HP printers are always giving me a difficult time.