Can it print Avery business cards (straight-through paper path to avoid excessive curling or premature separation of cards)?
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I would assume it can but I don't know for sure. We are printing small Avery postal labels with it and it does have a straight through paper path.
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Since the paper does a 180 degree turn out of the tray and into the print path you'd need to stay within guidelines for paper thickness and flexibility. Anything thicker than standard inkjet photo stock will give you problems. There's no rear single sheet feed as some printers have for thick stocks. Other than that I really like this printer.
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Yes. This printer has an input and output for a straight-through paper path, such as thick card stock. That was one of the features I was specifically shopping for when I bought this printer.
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I use this paper in my HP Photosmart plus without any issues. I have not printed pictures within my card but doubt it would be an issue since the card images are always good. The preferrerated fold is one of the better ones I've come across, it does not want to break up with folded. I've only done four sided cards. Just follow the instructions on the printer how to flip or turn your page to get the results as expected or you may print side two on side one. I've accidently done that, oops.
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Not automatically. You can select "manually print both sides" and it will print the odd pages and then prompt you to reload the paper to print the even pages.
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I would think that if it can print labels for CDs on a manual tray it can print the cards. Hope this helps.
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You can download the template from Avery, then set your paper guides (those little things that hold the paper straight in the paper drawer) and it should work fine. I use two different HP printers with no problem.
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Generally most heavier papers (above about 30 lb.) should be fed through the straight-through path instead of through the paper tray path. Most, if not all printers do have this feature. This is also true for labels, envelopes and anything else which may get jammed as it goes through the tray path. This applies to duplexing as well, since the paper will have to pass through the rollers to be printed on the back side.
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I run shipping labels through it a regular basis, as well as 110 lb. card stock. I haven't tried to duplex the card stock. It comes out with some curl, so not sure that would be advisable. Probably best to let it cool and straighten and then run it through the bypass feed. So far, I'm loving this printer.
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You can print on both sides of the card. you just need a printer that can do double sided printing or work out how to turn the card over and get the printing aligned. A couple of trial runs should fix that problem regards Alex
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The printer comes with a CD software that has pre-loaded card layouts. It's not hard to use.
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Yes The Epson Artisan printers print photo and regular paper and have a tray available for printing on cd/dvd disks as well as a tray for cards. BE WARNED!!! if your are getting the Artisan 50, it does not recognize the card tray. In order to use the card tray you have to install the driver for the Artisan R280 printer. Tell the system to use that one, then it works fine.
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You can print on both sides of the card. you just need a printer that can do double sided printing or work out how to turn the card over and get the printing aligned. A couple of trial runs should fix that problemregardsAlex
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the Avery template for these allows you to print on both sides. i remember using the template without too much difficulty.
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Agree with Wordsmith, your printer must be able to print "full-bleed" - most can't. Check with your printer mfr; also, Avery.com may have a suggestion. I just made a decorative frame/border around my photos and left 1/4" of white card as a mat.
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Yes you can scan non plastic cards or business cards. But unfortunately not duplex if you needed double sided.
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I printed business cards with it without a jam, feed it from the back one at a time