Does the C2665DNF have a bypass output tray at the back of the printer for envelopes and thicker paper stock?
1187657
No separate bypass output tray - so if the stock or envelopes are hard (to hard to bend) you will probably jam the unit.On a side note -- I have tried some pretty hard "poster board" paper with no problems.
1187658
No separate bypass output tray - so if the stock or envelopes are hard (to hard to bend) you will probably jam the unit. On a side note -- I have tried some pretty hard "poster board" paper with no problems.
2023165
This is a very inexpensive printer and it looks it. The paper tray is attached and does not slide. It is just out in the open like most ink jets are. My main gripe is that there is no bypass for envelopes. It is extremely difficult to get the paper guides back out wide after you press them in for an envelope.
1289950
Big no, was purchased based on the description of a rear tray. But the printer does not have any.
1690817
Yes, it prints odd shaped papers from the CENTER of the tray. See instructions.
384528
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.
1882001
Yes there is a manual feed drawer that changes with paper size length letter to legal & sides adjust inward for narrower paper. I'm not sure what size width paper the printer will adjust to.
42240
Does the printer come with a paper tray that works & can be used in another 4050?do you sell a 4050 tray separately? & if so how much?
422040
I have this printer and see no "thick paper" option. Can you please tell me where to find this?
2224742
Not sure if you tried this...I haven't, I use the front cassette. On the printer, select setup/device settings/plain paper feed settings/rear tray. From what I understand, the rear is for specific paper types...but I could be wrong.
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.
1276711
Yes If you look between the paper area and the control area it has a tray that opens and allows envelopes etc. Hope that helps
1769470
I have used 110 lb cardstock with this printer and it prints fine with it. They recommend loading "special" paper from the back, but I've used it in the front-loading tray. As to the envelope question, there is a guide both in the front and rear. As to whether or not it's specific for envelopes, I don't know. I haven't printed envelopes yet. But the guides to adjust to accommodate envelope-sized items.
1907395
They have manuals on their sometimes confusing site. I seldom print envelopes on this printer as I hate the flimsy paper tray and found paper set up to be a pain. So, I use my HP or Canon for envelopes.
200805
I bought the #10 envelop attachment, the HP CE399A, which holds 75 envelopes. The manual bypass can handle maybe 10 envelopes. I don't believe the built in trays work with envelopes. At least I couldn't get that to work.
630729
I disagree here with the other answers. I have envelopes in Tray 1 and plain paper in Tray 2, then via the web interface I tell the printer what is in each tray. I've never had to choose during a print job, it just goes to the right tray for envelopes or letter size paper. Just for full disclosure this is on a 8630 and using a Mac. YMMV** Update ** This was done via the AirPrint driver, not the HP driver. See comment below on this for details.
1338731
We returned this printer because it does not have a manual feed tray. It just has a slot where you can feed paper or envelopes by hand o e at a time.
647230
Greetings - It's the extra paper tray. Likely not worth it...unless you have a glaring need to print different paper sizes and/or high volume.