I'm more amazed that [iticket printing[/i doesn't come under his plethora of expertise. :shock
Thought he would be a black belt in origamI among his many other talents.

Patently bull , like much of your posts.

Yes but a std match ticket would be able to be printed 4 times on a single piece of A4 easily, in my case 3 tickets could be printed on one sheet but you can't do that.

Hence why I was wondering if using the code you could simply get them printed off as a normal match ticket from the ticket machine instead of printing off an A4 size sheet for each ticket.
I thought it was a reasonable question but some simply seem to want to start up the usual crap over nothing.

I would honestly say out of 50 of your post, maybe 2/3 are positive the rest are either you moaning/being negative or you trying to prove you are an expert in something.

Maybe he's an expert in moaning/negativity, thus killing two birds with one stone!!

I print concert, match and travel tickets regularly and I have never ever known then to print any less than A4. You fold the paper, usually in thirds, to make it standard ticket size. Simple.

For you, Karen, possibly. For others, apparently not!!

Sounds like an opportunity for someone to start running courses.

And for the ambitious, I'd imagine paper aeroplanes could be taught to degree level.

I've used print at home plenty of times and never had any bother. In fact, if you think about it, the ticket's far more likely to survive in your pocket if it's folded over a couple of times with the barcode/QR code on an inside part of the fold.