how is paper loaded printer is under desk so access is limited
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Paper is loaded in a tray in the front of the printer. It pulls straight out, top lifted and paper loaded, then slide tray back in. The tray must be able to be pulled out at least 8-9 inches to be properly loaded. Hope this helps!
1628904
Not Really. There's plenty of room for a computer, tower or notebook. I have my printer on a separate stand.
662109
Yes there is a paper tray. It extends up from the back of the printer. You can't see it in the picture. You just put the sheets in it and they feed down from there. There is another small tray that pulls out in the front to stop the printed sheets as they come out of the printer.
1414483
my machine doesn't have an output tray. The printed documents are fed out between the space above the printer's base and the automatic feeder/scanner mechanism. I'm not sure how many printed pages the "output" area holds and no, there is no "output" tray; the output area is part of the printer's base.
1904181
I have never tried that application. However, I am extremely satisfied with this printer and can't see why the heavier paper would pose a problem.
314638
As far as I can tell all you would do is just leave that half shelf off and it would leave you enough space to put a printer as long as the printer does not have a top that flips up for a scanner.
944540
That would require a print server instead of a hub. Puts the printer on a network. Easy to do.
781447
There's a door on the back that pops open. Turn the printer around, pull the lever at the end to the side and open it up, reach in and pull out the paper, then replace the door. It's not hard to do, though it took me several years of ownership to find it!
949830
Hi, Diana. The printer cannot be set this way. This will only occur if the drawer runs out of paper.
601529
Yes you can - each sheet comes with an authorization code so sometimes the system will prompt you to enter that, which is a pain when you are trying to print and have to get up, type in the code and then put the sheet back in the printer. But that may just be my issue since my printer isn't next to my desk.
2258430
Please provide me little bit details of printer and what exactly you are facing?
436108
I bought an HP Envy 120 which was low profile and it was a perfect fit. Since the printer has a scanner, you would need to pull it out and sit it on the desktop to use that feature. As far as printing, you can leave it in the odd shaped space as the front facing LCD panel lifts up to allow the paper to exit out front of the machine.
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Both doors open and top shelf pulls out(glides very smooth). We did fit our large printer inside. But we decided to keep it on top. We print quite often and unless we kept the doors left open, the paper would scrunch up when coming out of printer. We are very happy with the quality of the cabinet and it looks great in our office!
329881
standard printer paper , no problem ,and some space left over . But I don't use it for that , to keep the desk clear of objects .
1351148
It is wireless ready, so you need to have some type of internet access/network for the printer to be on. It also has a USB port/cable to print directly
2215268
you can set it to print in 'draft' mode all the time- don't see anything called economy mode though, you could scan a book or something thick, but it would require leaving the top part open which is fine but any area not covered on the scanning bed would scan as black
2280725
There seems to be a lot of room with the printer I used. If the printer is portable then I don't see a problem.