Is this paper inkjet friendly? Can I first print an image on to it then trace to transfer?
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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.
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Not directly. If you use the Sync software with your computer, you can send the image wirelessly the way you would print anything. You can't print directly from the divice to a printer though.
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I use an inkjet printer and it works just fine. I do have to put one piece of paper in the paper tray at a time.
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This printer should work with that type of transfer paper. Just make sure that you buy inkjet compatible paper.
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I have a Canon MG5220 inkjet printer and the image quality is fine. However, if you're looking for stunning photo-quality prints, I'd suggest picking up actual photo paper (my preference is glossy).
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Not Only do you REQUIRE special transfer paper, you require a special ink. I would HIGHLY recommend using Sawgrass Inks because they have developed inks that are matched with the necessary ICC color profiles to ensure what you see on your screen turns into what is pressed on the shirt. Now that comes to make next point. You can go with Chromablast Inks which can print ONLY on light colored 100% cotton fabrics. If you want more versatility and wider range of products, I would recommend going with Sublijet-R inks which can be pressed to 100% polyester based materials (from shirts, mugs, hats to phone cases!) Once you decide the direction you are going you can only use the printer for that purpose. This printer uses an internal ink well system that maintains ink in it so you use ALL the ink in the cartridges making it very cost efficient. But, you can not switch cartridges and print with another ink. This is specialty printing you are talking about and I highly recommend you find someone who knows this process and teach you because it can be a little daunting learning this on your own. Best of luck!
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I't doesn't accept printers directly. You need a printer that has a unique e-mail address (such as the HP OfficeJet 6700) and you send your document to that address. My daughter uses it that way, and it works pretty well.
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Yes you can, this is The EPrint and Share feature. All you need is the email of the printer (each printer has its own address) and that's it
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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.
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I don't know if you can send directly to a printer, but definitely you can transfer a document from your AlphaSmart to your computer and then print from there.
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no when you press at the right tempereture the ink gets seal and your transfer will last 30+ washes this is a profesional paper for inkjet transfers
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Not as far as I can tell. We have several of these printers for industrial and accounting use, some run on a parallel cable and port others use a serial connection and card (which is quite pricey) I see no other connections. These appear to be old "workhorse" type impact printers that print on multipart forms.
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Sorry but i have not tried to transfer to any other thing. I use it with colored pencils.
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Joyce:I'm definitely going to try this. Right now, I'm printing to an inkjet, which can be pretty expensive.Sammy
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Yes, very easily. The photos do not stick to the holder and the pocket leaves just enough room to insert or remove a photo. I have used ID labels, printed on card stock and cut to fit, and the printer ink does not transfer. I have also used photo-safe markers on the label inserts provided. After the marker ink has dried, it does not transfer either. I really like these photo holders.
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No, you could transfer your pictures to an SD card and then print from that.
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That should work well-- it's the shiny side you want. I have same printer and paper, and my prints are outstanding. Are you printing from Photoshop? I just noticed that I always select Standard by default-- but choosing photo shouldn't make any real difference like you describe.