Where do I load 4x6 photo paper?
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There's a tab above the left side of the feed tray that you can move to the right for the size you want.
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If I recall correctly ... insert said 4X6 photo paper in the right hand corner of the paper tray.
1119718
I use the small 4 x 6" portfolio. Each page holds 2 double-weight (fibre based) photographs. They fit comfortably back-to-back & do not slip out. roy.A
1937234
You remove the paper from the tray and place photo paper in that same tray to print your photos. There is only one universal tray.
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There is a paper guide in the ADF tray that can be set closer together to about the right width so it would seem one can. If your photos are flexible enough - which they probably are. I haven't tried it myself. PS - Just tried it with a photo. Set the sheet feeder to the appropriate width, place your photo in the ADF tray face up. The printer will chime when you put the photo in far enough (which isn't far, so don't force it). Open HP Device Manager. I selected 'Scan to PDF' but there are other options of course. The photo gets drawn into the ADF and spat out again underneath and, most importantly, the photo suffers no damage whatsoever. Not even the slightest amount of bending. I got a great .pdf out of it too. Hoofy
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They must be just a fraction over 4x6 bc the 4x6 photo prints fit in the envelope perfectly with not much room to spare (like a card)
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They are side loading. I used some adhesive tabs to hold pictures in place. It would not be good for an album that is handled a lot. I used them to hold very old 8X10s that I wanted to get out of frames. Worked really well for that.
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I would say no. There are 4 columns for 4X6 pictures. The two middle columns are for 24 horizontal photos and the two outer columns are for 16 vertical photos and same on the reverse. Each side holds 40 photos.
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to my knowledge I have only printed 4x6 as that is what comes in the pack. You could Crop the photo and print a 3x3 or 2x2 photo and cut off the excess.
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If you could find some way to stick them to an 8" X 11" sheet of paper, either with scotch tape other other means, you should be able to scan them. You could put several on a sheet of paper and scan them all at one time. I have never tried to scan a 4 X 6 but I can see it would be a problem because the photo would move unless you hold it in place until the scanner starts over the photo.
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As long as you have enough ink you should be just fine. I use HP photo paper (I'm pretty sure it's even 4x6) and I've always had mine turn out really nicely.
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Yes on the plastic sleeve, but there is not much room between photos (4x6")
735129
Most printers have a way to load one sheet that is not 8.5 x 11. Each will be slightly different so follow the directions for yours.
797674
a normal size 6x4 post card will fit well.....there is paper but it can easily be removed
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It depends on how your printer processes the paper. On my HP 632C I load the paper glossy side down. To test your printer, take a piece of paper and mark a large "X" on one side. Put the paper in the printer and then print something on it. I can be just be a word or two. If you put the paper in your printer with the side marked with the "X" down, and the word printed on that side, then that would be the correct way to load the photo paper.
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The pictures are printed on a 4 x 6 just be aware that you can't use any type of photo paper it's the one that is specially chemically treated so it's not your normal photo paper
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Yes, you can. Both sides are equally transparent, so you can arrange 4 5x7 pictures in one single page.
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The side are glued together on this 4x6 card board frame. The pictures slide in from the top. No moving around