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Raffle Ticket Printer requires Internet Explorer Please visit with IE
 Raffle Ticket Printer requires Microsoft
.NET Framework 2.0 
(22.4 MB) to run. If .NET Framework 2.0 is already installed, you can launch Raffle Ticket Printer
now. Otherwise, click the link below to install .NET Framework 2.0 and run the application.
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Raffle & Lottery requirements for UK
Consult and follow all relevant Country and State Lottery Laws before printing tickets!
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Raffle Ticket Printing
Design tickets online and print on your printer
Raffle Ticket Printer is a Windows program you can run through your (IE) browser.
It requires Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 installed on your machine.
Once the Framework is installed, click Launch RafflePrinter to run the application
Design your tickets and covers by adding text and images
Set number of books and print
Step by Step Walkthrough:
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4 tickets are printed per page, with 4 covers every 11th page (if 10 tickets per book)
The pages are sequenced so they end up in the correct order. Once printed, separate into books
(11 pages each) staple the ends on the mark, use a sewing machine (no cotton!) to perforate the
stub line, and guilotine (or scissor) the horizontal lines for books
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To see how each page is printed and numberred select 'Print Preview' from the menu to preview the first 11
pages (1 book).
You will need a reasonably fast printer to print the tickets. Try printing a demo cover and ticket to
get an idea of the total time it will take to print all tickets on your printer. Keep images and cover backgrounds to a minimum to speed printing and conserve ink.
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To add images to tickets or covers, either click 'Add Image' and select from your computer, or right click an image on a web page,
choose 'Copy' then right click in the upper ticket frame and select 'Paste image'. You can drag, resize, flip and mirror the image before
writing it to the background. Remember, to many images and colors will consume inkjet caridges or toner cartridges and slow printing
If your printer prints face down (some laser printers do, while inkjets print face up), select this option in the Print dialog, to order the paper correctly
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