do the laser jet 5000N work well with transfer paper?
1975270
I dont think so, since transfer papers are usually designed for ink jet printers
1662892
Yes. I have used it with Brother Lazer jet printer and even an ink jet printer. Please note this is a PC software for printing the envelope.
1637965
No on the inkget . . . I find with any transfer methods that Laser is the only way to go
540435
I am not sure, but it is my understanding that LASER coror printers can use regular plain paper for heat transfers, as long as the heat is high enough. I do not know how high the heat must be to press the laser ink onto the fabric. It is the INKJET printers that require special coating on transfer paper.
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In general, ink jet or commercial printing may be best for heavy card stock. My experience with color laser printers of the home office variety is that they are very picky about maximum paper thickness and the max paper thickness they allow is not very thick. Even envelopes have caused me problems with home office variety color laser machines and even the commercial grade color laser for the printing company that did work for me allowed only moderate thickness of paper.
1751690
Yes. The ink is junk, and so is the carbon/stencil paper. The machine works well enough for my novice needs. The tutorial movie is also junk, but there's plenty of info online.
1014999
Yes, especially if you use a higher quality more finished paper. Good on regular paper for a laser printer but very good with a little better paper.
307938
No, printing on it would mess up the transfer paper. What you would need to do is print whatever you wanted on normal paper, place this sheet of transfer paper between the print-out and whatever you and transferring to, and then trace over the printed page.
403883
My laserjet is 7+ years old and my pc is just a couple of years old. It worked fantastic for me, worth the try for the money.
1680333
Yes. I use card stock to create greeting cards and business cards all of the time with no problems. The colors are crisp and the feed is pretty fast considering it's an ink jet printer. IO do find that the machine is sensative when it gets down to the last 2 or three pages. Sometimes it reacts as if the paper ran out. so, just make sure you have a nice fill of paper in the feed tray. I also have a Pixma MP560. The 560 has two feeds and both work perfectly. I bought the MG5420 because it works with wirelessly my Ipad and iphone and, a rare feature; it prints on CD's and DVD's.
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You can use the paper in a laser printer, but be sensitive to the paper path. I use it in a Canon MFC8530, and I even print duplex (double-sided) with it. But I put it in the manual feed tray, and select the heavy weight glossy setting (there are multiple). The paper path in the Canon MFC8530 is very straight, front to back over the laser drums, and the duplexer doesn't have a lot of extreme corners (though there is one in back). Really important to set the correct weight and glossy setting. The other precaution I use is to only feed 6 or so pages at a time through the manual feeder. I noticed if I try to go to aggressive, I get misfeeds because the initial sheet picker is sensitive. You can use the paper in a laser printer, but be sensitive to the paper path. I use it in a Canon MFC8530, and I even print duplex (double-sided) with it. But I put it in the manual feed tray, and select the heavy weight glossy setting (there are multiple). The paper path in the Canon MFC8530 is very straight, front to back over the laser drums, and the duplexer doesn't have a lot of extreme corners (though there is one in back). Really important to set the correct weight and glossy setting. The other precaution I use is to only feed 6 or so pages at a time through the manual feeder. I... » Read More You can use the paper in a laser printer, but be sensitive to the paper path. I use it in a Canon MFC8530, and I even print duplex (double-sided) with it. But I put it in the manual feed tray, and select the heavy weight glossy setting (there are multiple). The paper path in the Canon MFC8530 is very straight, front to back over the laser drums, and the duplexer doesn't have a lot of extreme corners (though there is one in back). Really important to set the correct weight and glossy setting. The other precaution I use is to only feed 6 or so pages at a time through the manual feeder. I noticed if I try to go to aggressive, I get misfeeds because the initial sheet picker is sensitive. « Show Less
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Yes. So far, I don't have any problem when printing the envelope on Canon laser printer.
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I am using the printer cartridges in my H P Lazerjet M 1212nfMFP and they work fine. I get clean copies with no smudging, and they are crisp. I can recommend them Ron Brunner
1182205
Hello- I am sorry but I used an ink jet printer therefore, I can't answer your question but you should not have a problem with your printer as long as it's not a laser printer.
2255252
It's a transfer for fabrics. The transfer itself is like a sheet of paper. You put it into the printer, then use an iron to put whatever you printed onto fabric. I don't think it would work at all on paper, that's not what this is made for.
1461151
Absolutely-I love it. You can't go wrong if you want an inexpensive laser printer with copying and scanning capabilities.
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The paper is not as heavy as regular printer paper but not as flimsy as receipt paper. It's specially coated on one side (the side you print on). The printing is a bit lighter than laserjet printing but certainly satisfactory. It may fade just a little bit after over a year but barely noticeable. For darker printing, print using the power adapter (gives it more juice) rather than relying on the internal printer battery. The greatest benefit is the convenience of not having to carry any ink print cartridges that may dry up or malfunction. I'll give the paper about 8 out of 10 rating. I've been using this solution for at least 5 years or more.