I have an 8.5" x 17" vinyl label sheet. Can I print on the label with full printing? Media size says 14" maximum so 17" wont work?
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actually, if you read the manual, iirc, there's a door on the back end that if opened you can feed up to 54" long stock - kind of shocked me, that's the only reason i remember it - as to vinyl, i can't speak to whether the printer will handle vinyl material
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Hi Mark, 100-sheet multi-purpose tray for labels, envelopes, transparencies, and thicker media up to 80 lb. cover (220 gsm). They can print everything from 3" x 5" cards to banner-size sheets up to 8.5" x 52" 2.
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Hi Mark,100-sheet multi-purpose tray for labels, envelopes, transparencies, and thicker media up to 80 lb. cover (220 gsm). They can print everything from 3" x 5" cards to banner-size sheets up to 8.5" x 52" 2.
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This printer has 2 cassettes, #1 & #2. Both can use 8-1/2 by 14. When printing, you must specify the cassette source (#1 or #2) and the paper size in the cassette.
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As far as I can tell, after looking through all the printing options, the answer is 'no'. At least not on standard size paper (8.5 by 11). Perhaps there could be some trick to doing it with smaller size papers, but I sincerely doubt it.
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I have not tried to print a full 8.5 X 11 photo. I have only printed out 4X6 so far. Tray 2 is definitely only for picture paper. Tray 1 is the 8.5 X 11 tray. You may want to try placing the picture paper in tray 1 and see if that will work? The biggest tray2 will go is 5X7. Sorry I could not be of more or any help with this question/answer.
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Because of the automatic margins, it's impossible to print to the very edge of the 4" label. Others have suggested printing to PDF and then selecting that image (or image capture) in the P-Touch software. It is an extra step but you can make it suit your needs and if you use 4"x100' continuous paper, actually save some paper over time. It's a great little printer.
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I forgot to tell you that you can choose the size of the tape you will be printing on. When the label maker is on press the menu button twice then press OK then press the arrows to scroll to the size tape that you have installed. The choices are 1/4. 3/8, and 1/2. All for now
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You can print media up to 13" x 19", so 12" x 12" is doable. However, if you have not bought this printer yet, I would recommend not getting it, and instead consider the HP 7000 wide format inkjet printer. Same capability, but superior performance, lower price (for ink, too), and outstanding customer service/support. The epson has two input trays, the HP only one. And the Epson will duplex letter-size or smaller sheets, the HP does not. But I can tell you from my own disappointing experience, the Epson is neither user-friendly nor dependable. -sg
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The size limit of this labeler is 1" -&- from what I can see the ptouch application does not appear to be adaptable to other (non-label) printers. The software will allow you to make a split label, so you could make a 2" wide label on two 1" label sections, that you would attach next to, or above/below, each other.
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I am going from my memory, but I am going to say yes because there is an adjustment in the tray for the length of the paper so 8 1/2" x 14" is possible. I would look at mine but we had a major fire and lost our home above our business along with the business. The printer is an excellent one and was using it often. Just bought placed all new large size toner in it and that were still at 100%. Hope I get settled with the insurance because I would like to get another if all goes well?
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Your printer measurement on Width is 0.25" too wide and your other measurements are within range. You might give it a try since it is made of cloth and may fit. Your call. ...
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You could. But the sheet is two half-size labels (5 1/2 X 8 1/2). If that is a problem, you could use full-sheet labels instead. You can find them on Amazon by typing "full sheet labels" in the search bar.
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This copier can print legal size but it can't print wider than eight and a half inches. This is a good home printer but I wouldn't recommend it for business. I think it could handle the quantity but it would be too slow for business use.
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All inkjet and laser printers support printing labels, as long as you have the sheet of labels at 8-1/2" x 11". If you don't use up the whole sheet, however, you end up with left over labels. We recently used 3 column x 10 row of labels on this printer and it worked fine.
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I print two sided all the time. It does a fine job. You should be able to print two sided on all sizes of paper the printer will take. I do it on 8.5 x 11 and 11 x 17. I have not tried 8.5 x 14 but can see not reason it would not work.
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To get from the paper tray to the printer heads and out of the printer, the medium to be printed has to make a hairpin turn of maybe 1-2 inches radius. Regular copier paper has no problem with that, but the occasional adhesive CD/DVD label just might come loose from its backing, really gumming up the works. This applies to adhesive labels generally. I couldn't in good conscience recommend using this model for such an application.
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You don't feed the entire roll. You can cut it to any length up to 11" long, making it the same size as standard paper, if that's the maximum size that your printer will handle. You save on waste, by being able to cut smaller lengths, as necessary. I usually print my design out in a trial run, in greyscale, or draft mode, on regular paper, to see how large the design is, then cut the fabric appropriately. Hope this answers your question.
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To the best of my knowledge this labeling machine only takes one size of tape and the specifics about that should be with the product description. The print size can be adjusted up or down to make the print fit into the length of tape you need.