How do you single feed letterhead? We printed an envelope no problem, but can't feed the letterhead the same way/???
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I just printed on letterhead. set page to manual feed. insert min of 3 sheets of leterhead to print on 1. works best when I lifted letterhead with my hand on the document feeder. let me know if that does not work.. best
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Is the document feeding double-sided?Could anyone answer this question? I would like the document feeder to support automatic double-sided feeding. Thank you.
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I print all my envelopes at work with this printer (probably 10-15 per week) and it works great for me. Just pull down the manual feed tray, insert the blank envelope (as shown in the drawing on the feed tray) and click "print." So far no jams. Have had this printer at work for about 6 months. I don't know why another reviewer said the printed envelopes come out the back of the printer. Mine don't. They come out printed side down at the same place a printed sheet of paper comes out. (To clarify, I am using #10 size business envelopes.)
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I would say no. Unlike past models from HP you cannot feed envelopes from the top. You now have to pull out a paper tray to print an envelope. This is a lot more time consuming. Envelopes will print though.
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Exactly where does it print envelopes? In the paper tray if you take the paper out, from a separate feed place?
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Hi, Karen! You'll need to specify that you want to print an envelope both on your computer and on the printer itself, in addition to having the multipurpose tray set up for envelopes. The printer's e-manual has more information under the topic "Registering the Paper Size." If you still need help, our award-winning US-based tech support is ready to go at http://bit.ly/ContactCanonWe hope this helps!
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Put the envelope in through the front guides with the top of the envelope to the left. Let the printer "grab it" and you are ready to hit print!
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Hi I have been using this machine for about almost 2 years. The envelopes can be feeded via the front tray not via the bottom tray. Even if you have 2 trays.
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It will print one envelope at a time from the slot at bottom front and center.....you will need to go into the printer setup -- for each envelope -- and click on the MS Word menu labeled "Copies & Pages," click again on "Paper Feed" and when "All Pages From:" appears click on the menu to the right to bring up "Manual Envelope" Then click again on Paper Feed and choose "Paper Handling" drop down and click on Scale to fit paper size, and then pick paper size (#10 business is default). Lexmark will tell you to save this printer setting with some name like ENVELOPE. In my experience, you need to do all these settings for every single envelope, even the ones immediately following each other. Pain in the ass, but it works. It will print one envelope at a time from the slot at bottom front and center.....you will need to go into the printer setup -- for each envelope -- and click on the MS Word menu labeled "Copies & Pages," click again on "Paper Feed" and when "All Pages From:" appears click on the menu to the right to bring up "Manual Envelope" Then click again on Paper Feed and choose "Paper Handling" drop down and click on Scale to fit paper size, and then pick paper size (#10 business is default). Lexmark will tell you to save this printer setting with... » Read More It will print one envelope at a time from the slot at bottom front and center.....you will need to go into the printer setup -- for each envelope -- and click on the MS Word menu labeled "Copies & Pages," click again on "Paper Feed" and when "All Pages From:" appears click on the menu to the right to bring up "Manual Envelope" Then click again on Paper Feed and choose "Paper Handling" drop down and click on Scale to fit paper size, and then pick paper size (#10 business is default). Lexmark will tell you to save this printer setting with some name like ENVELOPE. In my experience, you need to do all these settings for every single envelope, even the ones immediately following each other. Pain in the ass, but it works. « Show Less
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There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's slightly crooked. There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's... » Read More There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's slightly crooked. « Show Less
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Yes, but it took me a couple of tries to figure out how. There is a rear paper feeder, but it kept grabbing a piece of paper. Then I realized that in Word, I had to go into printer options and choose the rear feeder instead of cassette.
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Printing with Stamps.com works, but one envelope at a time. After the envelope prints, there is an error. I have to press the System/Monitor button and then cancel the print. Is there any way around this? I print batches of up to 250 envelopes, and this becomes a real drag.
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Yeah, there's a trick to this and almost all stencil machines. First, be sure and remove the insert that isn't attached that's between the pages, and then very carefully remove the back yellow sheet. Once that's done, feed it into the machine manually and line it up at the top (like you see them doing on old typewriters). When you are running the stencil through, make sure the stencil sheet is supported and keep it in line (so it doesn't bunch) but be careful not to put any weight on it or pull it. Give that a couple tries, you will get the hang of it. My machine works fine if you do it right, I had the benefit of learning in a shop
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Saying you can is not the same thing as saying it works. Like W.C. Hanson, Jr. I cannot print envelopes out of the multi-purpose tray. I follow all the instructions and it completely ignores the envelope. It does load it likes it going to work, but no matter what the settings I try it pulls only from the main paper tray. I spent hours trying to find an answer and "You certainly can" is not an answer!
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The directions say you can but I have not been able to do it. There is a large tray on the bottom that will hold standard or legal size paper and it works great. You can open the front cover and there is another place to put paper (Tray 2) from letter size envelopes to legal size paper. I have never been able to get Tray 2 to work like I thought it should and I have not been able to print an envelope. Maybe I just haven't tried hard enough.
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Since the paper does a 180 degree turn out of the tray and into the print path you'd need to stay within guidelines for paper thickness and flexibility. Anything thicker than standard inkjet photo stock will give you problems. There's no rear single sheet feed as some printers have for thick stocks. Other than that I really like this printer.
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I do print envelopes with this printer. They come out flattened, with a little crinkle in the upper left hand corner. I've only do one at a time. When I have a lot to do I print labels off a dot matrix printer. I've never had a laser printer that prints envelopes flawlessly. And I have had many, many, laser printers.