How do i get the printing on the reciepts smaller tried everything changed the fonts it seems set!!
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That depends on the application used. In my case, I used a special language code VB NET. In this language developed my application and used font size 8 MS San Serif.
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The disk was snug. If you had the notes you may have to scan them reduce the size a little bit then print on card stock. This may be the best way to do that.
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FYI, I used my own artwork, and sized it to the appropriate dimensions to fit within this area - so font size is a bit non-sequitur here. But as a professional graphic designer, I would be tempted to suggest that, in a highly readable font like Helvetica Bold Condensed, you'd be able to see the word "Approved" stamped in black on a white envelope from at least 8 feet away, if not 10.
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try changing the settings on your computer. start at the print preview. I have also found that if i start on a page (i have windows) as a letter, attach the picture in the body of the letter, i can then change the size, location, and even the horizontal, vertical dimensions. let me know if that works for you.
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What kind of problem? Print quality, size, resolution??? Can you be more specific?
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You know, I have noticed the same thing. I haven't tried to make my less fuzzy, I just re-type whatever I'm doing into my new Printshop. Or I use Notepad or Word. I think I still have 1 that I use, but plan to reprint it as soon as I have the time. Sorry I can't help you on this. Seems like there should be a way, but I even tried different fonts and it didn't change the fuzziness. Charlene
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The print looks like Newsprint size. The font is sans-serif (without 'hooks', even strokes), which is easier as far as readability.
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Try adjusting the settings in your printer preferences to print in black only or change to darker tone using your printer panel buttons, that's what I did when the same situation happened to me. hope this help.
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I had trouble with instructions because the printing is so small I couldn't see it even with my glasses (it's not fun getting old). Someone posted this link and it helped tremendously. http://omronhealthcare.com/wp-content/uploads/HJ-321-IM-WEB-03212012.pdf.
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Have you tried going into the printer settings and changed them to "Black and White"?
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Those changes would be for the pull down tray in the front of the printer. They are either set in the printer properties settings in the program you are printing from before you print, or you can set the printer properties on the printer in Devices and Printers where they will be the default settings for that tray. You can set that tray to always print No. 10 envelopes if you wish and make it be the default for that tray.
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Easily! Just use a smaller size letter. The templates it comes with are easy to manipulate! Have fun!
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Use your file/print menu. Advanced settings. Designate your lower tray as the letter size and the upper tray as legal.
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On the outside (black strip) there are two sliders that move. Make them as small as your envelope. Place your envelope between the two sliders. Then printHope that helps
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I've not found a way to do anything except greyscale. Look in "Properties" and see if it's possible with your printer. I think that unless you're printing with greyscale, you are using black.
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Thanks for getting back to me. My problem is that the small one is the one that is getting empty, and the big one is still as full as when I first bought the printer. I print mostly documents, but don't know how to force the printer to use the big black cartridge. I am thinking of trying selecting "grayscale" more often, to see if that starts drawing down on the big cartridge. I have previously just selected color printing, even if doing only black and white documents.Again, thanks for answering my cry in the wilderness.Cheers!
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The stamp is 7/8 x 2 3/8, it can fit up to 4 lines, you can choose your font, we use Arial as our default font. The text is not smaller than 7pt, If you were to do only 1 or 2 lines the text would be larger.