3 parts sheets 7.2 inches to 8.5 inches for printing
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3 part paper works ok. We currently use a paper width of 91/2 inches. There are width adjustments
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There are width adjustments on the printer for different size paper and 3 part works fine.
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I know it will do 3 part carbonless sheets ....our sized of sheet are different but it will adjust out
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Yes, my printer has a rear feed tray that adjusts to the size of these sheets. Follow the directions in the package and it works perfectly.
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This printer can handle up to 8.5" x 14", which is legal size. BOTH the tray and the manual feed allow this size.
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It depends on the thickness of the paper. For regular printing/copy paper, about 15-20 sheets.
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1) plain stock 8.5 x 11; 2) legal paper 8.5 x 14; 3) photo paper 4 x 6; 4) business envelopes
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They are pretty small, approx. 3/4" wide X 3-4 inches long. The printer takes 5 cartridges in all. You get a set of cartridges to start with and the individual cartridges run about $12 each, give or take.
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Any 1" x 2 5/8" (2.625") template will due Windows 7, I has templates for Avery 8260 I know and I'm sure many other printing programs have the same option.
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I just measured mine--it is 5 x 7. So, if you indeed have 6 x 8, I would suggest making sure that you select to print 5x7, centered on 6x8. then you can trim 1/2" on each side, if necessary.
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Maybe a bit less than the thickness of two sheets of inkjet printer paper? Can't measure that thin.
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As long as the width (3 1/8") and diameter of the roll is the correct size for your printer, this thermal paper works with several different brands of printers.
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I print, using the bottom tray - 8.5 x 11 size paper - 110lb cardstock all the time with no issues whatsoever. Does a wonderful job. I do feed each sheet of cardstock in one at a time tho.
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I use DAY TIMER refills - but they are 5.5 x 8.5 sheets - WALMART has complete refill sets CHEAP -
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8" x 5" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7 x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line.
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8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line. 8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the... » Read More 8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line. « Show Less
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4 x 6 in special packs there is a tear off 'handling strip' about an inch hence some people think it's 7 x 4. Some print stocks (the pack includes the 'ink' ribbon as well) in the USA but virtually unobtainable in the UK - real shame as it's a good idea.
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Any machine that will accept 11-1/2 x 8 inch sheets. I use a Swingline model GBC and it is excellent.
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It is an A3 format sheet of paper: roughly 11.7x16.7". 2- 8.5x11" sheets of paper will also scan nicely.