How easy is to print an envelop?
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Depends on what youy mean by easy. This printer needs you to remove the regular paper from the tray, relocate the paper guide to the correct (indicated in tray) position and then place the envelopes. It's easy enough but not nearly as easy as my old HP printer from 1999 that had a dedicated slot where you could insert a single No. 10 envelope without having to mess with guides or removing paper. THAT was easy.
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It may be different with your computer operating system with IE when you select print you will see preferences and click on that. You will then see Grayscale click on it and OK
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I have never timed the unit, but it is fairly quick. Obviously printing color print documents is faster than a large detailed bmp or jpeg file. I do lots of genealogy work which i print old pictures. Prints these pictures with no problems on two sided sheets. Hope this helps.
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not complicated... lift out... place back in. Just saw the other poster and realized you might be talking software... you can choose it on the print screen like he said.
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I found the Apple AirPrint to be less than optimal. It requires more than just a simple Print.I downloaded the Epson "iPrint" app to my iPad and iPhone. That works fine for me.
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It is pretty much ready out of the box. It has a few steps to do but you can be printing in a hour or two. It is sold as the most ready to print printer.
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Each page has two folding cards. One prints them as two cards on the unseparated page, then they break easily into two folding cards. If you can zoom in on the top of the box, lower part of the yellow area, you will see a diagram with one solid line and one dotted line. The number "2" is written on this, saying you get two cards per sheet. The solid line indicates the split between the two, and when you separate them you fold on the dotted line of each one and that gives you two folding cards per page. Handle them gently, they split easily. You will want to print the whole page then split them after printing. Each page has two folding cards. One prints them as two cards on the unseparated page, then they break easily into two folding cards. If you can zoom in on the top of the box, lower part of the yellow area, you will see a diagram with one solid line and one dotted line. The number "2" is written on this, saying you get two cards per sheet. The solid line indicates the split between the two, and when you separate them you fold on the dotted line of each one and that gives you two folding cards per page. Handle them gently, they split easily. You will want to print the whole page... » Read More Each page has two folding cards. One prints them as two cards on the unseparated page, then they break easily into two folding cards. If you can zoom in on the top of the box, lower part of the yellow area, you will see a diagram with one solid line and one dotted line. The number "2" is written on this, saying you get two cards per sheet. The solid line indicates the split between the two, and when you separate them you fold on the dotted line of each one and that gives you two folding cards per page. Handle them gently, they split easily. You will want to print the whole page then split them after printing. « Show Less
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Typically a couple dozen easy, if you are silkscreening just scrap the excess ink off the screen when your done and back in to the container for better assurance.
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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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The answer is based on the application being printed from / print driver installed.
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Yes, but I have not tried the enlargement or reduction functions. I like this printer.
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That depends on your computer skills!! It can take about 20 minutes or more if you aren't sure how to set it up. It would also depend on how many you are printing. The actual printing doesn't take long- it's the set up to print it out correctly.
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If you have printed photos on a printer, it is basically similar. I found it to be fairly simple.
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Go into Devices and Printers, right click on your printer and then click on "Printing Preferences". There is a tab entitled "Features" and under Color Options click the "print in greyscale". You should also be given an option to choose color, B&W;, or greyscale when you print and the prompt comes up asking how many copies you want. If you go into properties, you should be able to select the color or B&W; choice then as well.
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It will print out, but on a 4"x6" paper. So you will need to trim down the borders.
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Thank you for the great question. You can print up to two lines with to 20 characters per line.
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I don't know. This is a terrible printer. That is why the prive is so cheap. I bought a great Epson at Target fot less than $40.00.