Can you feed single sheets (like a piece of letterhead, or an envelope) without having to remove the paper tray and reloading it?
2088278
I don't believe so. I think you have to remove the paper from the main drawer and insert it there.
2088279
All these answers seem right, but if you want the flexibility of having an extra tray fordifferent size paper or envelopes you can purchase it from HPhttp://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Accessories/Paper-Trays/CN548Afor about US$80
2088280
All these answers seem right, but if you want the flexibility of having an extra tray for different size paper or envelopes you can purchase it from HP http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Accessories/Paper-Trays/CN548A for about US$80
2088281
No - you have to remove the tray and insert paper upside down.Otherwise it's an excellent printer.Thanks.
2088282
You can drop a single sheet on top of other sheets as long as they are the same size. The tray has to be removed to do this. The printer picks up the top sheet. To do an envelope, the tray has to be removed and the paper taken out. The guides on the sides have to be adjusted to the envelope without putting pressure on it. A detail in the tray shows which way the envelope should go. In the software program where you set up the address, click print envelope. I never tried to do more than one envelope at a time. Once you have figured it out, it becomes straight forward.
2088283
I own a 8600 plus and to the best of my knowledge, you cannot just feed one sheet at a time. You can just load some letterhead in the tray, face up and print as normal.
2025255
Yes it can. The tray has a slider that will expand to allow legal paper. I personally use the autofeed tray for letter and the manual feed tray, which can hold about 25 pages, for legal paper.
222737
Yes - However this printer sometimes has a mind of its own if you try and use the tray feed. If you do not put the paper/checks in AFTER you click the print button, it will pull from the letter tray instead of the feeder tray. Annoying to say the least, waste of paper, and at times I have to open both trays so it cannot pull from them to get the printer to recognize the feeder. I would not buy this machine again.
1543584
If you are talking actual size, paper wise would be 8 1/2 x 11 but you can also do envelopes & card stock through the manual feed. If you are asking about the feeder, you can do a single page loaded if necessary.
2126401
Yes. And it's not exactly necessary, unless you want to separate the plastic from the paper for recycling purposes.
1881628
Yes, but legal must be fed through the front drop down feed tray. Letter size paper goes in the paper trays.
795113
Yes.Go to Setup Menu; clk on Preferences, then on the right edge clk on the down arrow once; set the default tray to whichever tray has the "old paper" in it.
422250
The tray that comes with the printer is built in so the "additional" tray can't be exchanged. You can, however make the "additional" tray the primary paper tray if you want in the printer settings. I use the built in tray for envelopes and this "additional" tray for documents.
656076
Yes it has a manual feed tray - the door drops and you can adjust the guides to fit envelopes or pop in small quantities special papers like colors or letterhead. I lay legal paper in the tray when I need that option. Very useful feature and easy to use.
2224736
No. The only paper feeds are from the paper tray (underneath) and the rear feeder. Both must be blank paper. Automatic Document Feeders, which is what you are looking for, are considerably more expensive.
431920
This printer has an internal paper tray (referred to as the cassette) that will hold 150 sheets of plain paper. It's great because there is a tray selection mode called "Paper Allocation" where you tell the print driver what kind of paper is loaded in the cassette (I have plain paper in there.) When I print using plain paper the printer will access the cassette. But if I select some other type of paper then it automatically feeds from the rear tray. I never have to fuss with which tray to feed from. This is nice because I print on envelopes so I never end up printing an address on plain paper, or trying to print a letter on an envelope.
1694302
Not really. Since you will likely be feeding individual sheets, it shouldn't be an issue.
1739237
I think you should try using the document feeder just above the paper tray.
1665535
Not sure what you are asking. You can load paper from the paper tray of put it in a single feed slot on the side. The document feeder on top will adjust to whatever size paper you put in it. Does this help?
1664424
Mine has a 500-sheet main tray and a fold-out "alternate feed" tray, for envelopes and the like.
1288987
The paper feed works well if the tray is at least 70% filled and the paper is "feathered" before being placed in the tray.
1591199
Envelopes are not a problem. Well, almost. I removed the paper from the carrier and inserted the envelope(s). 1 or 2 are no problem but more than that it will likely feed multiples at one time. It also will not work well with any media that doesn't take sharp bending well. For example I tried printing the front of CD envelopes. They got hung up on the cut-out and wouldn't feed. It would have been better with a manual feed without the sharp bend but that would increase the footprint.