Can you print envelopes with the Dell B1160? If not what model should I be looking for, just want monochrome and wire connection, Thanks!
1312914
Yes, It will print envelopes. Love this printer. Small-12 inches wide and 5 inches tall. Good print quality.
1312915
I can't tell for sure, but I don't think so. The unit is so basic and the instructions are less than minimal. It seems so fragile (what do you want for $50) that I'm afraid if I try to change the feed width, I'll break it.
1312916
Yes you can print envelopes. It accepts all sizes of paper up to 8.5" wide. It's a good little printer.
1312917
Sorry, I Have not taken out of the box yet. I am keeping it as a back up printer for my Dell 1130.
693459
No Problem. THe one I had was the LP126CN. Its really designed for a commercial office with multiple users so its HEAVY and large for a home type office, but as an all around printer its worth the hassle of moving in and making room. Mine died and I couldn't find another one available that weekend so I bought the Xerox due to the document demand I had due. Its not as good as a die sublimation photo printer or one of the photo dedicated epsons and canons but it gives results that surprised me coming out of a business printer.
1509839
Indeed it does, which is a big reason that I chose this printer over a printer of another well-known manufacturer. I print odd-sized envelopes frequently, not just standard #10 business envelopes, and the printer handles them like a champ. By the way, envelopes are fed in from the top paper tray, as are any other nonstandard papers, such as card stock and photo paper.
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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.
1764442
this is an important question to have answered since many of the printers out there aren't supported and have made older models obsolete with Windows 8 (that's why I'm in the market for a new printer now).
1769471
can the printer handle cardstock?i need a printer that can print high quality images onto greeting cards...is this the right match for me?
1862140
Huh? Another answer says there's an extra tray in the rear of the printer for card stock. Not on my MX472. And no mention of it in the on-line tutorial. The only way mine prints is to feed them through like paper. Am I missing something?
141756
Silly Guy, it DOES print envelopes ! On the front just below the name "brother" there is a flap, about 12" wide by 1" tall with a recessed handle. Pull down on that cut out / handle and the flap pulls open. The grey tabs inside on the left & right, slide in or outward to act as guides for your envelopes or any other sheet stock you wish to print on. On the very back of the copier is another flap with a more pronounced handle. Pull that flap open / down as well and when you install your envelope in the front it will print and come out the back. Got it ?
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Yes; the specification page on Dell's website [ http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?baynote_bnrank=0&baynote_irrank=0&c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&sku=225-4112&~ck=baynoteSearch ] indicates "thick" and "Cover" paper types. I've used the manual tray to print postcards, business cards, and envelopes without issue; I wasn't printing huge batches, so your mileage may vary. As long as you stick to card stock for laser printers, you should be good.
1970766
Hello, are these instructions different than adding the printer using a Gmail account? My daughter has a Chromebook from school that she takes home but will need to return it at the end of the school year and I prefer to have the printer associated with a Gmail account instead of an IP address.Thanks
1226302
It is simply card stock paper with matching envelopes. Probably works with any printer brand with proper setup. The computer sending information to the printer should not be a factor in your purchase.
750934
this printer cannot print envelopes from the multi-purpose tray, although a samsung sales rep told me it can before i purchased it. you must manually feed envelopes through the envelope slot. not practical for a 'business to business' model printer. i am terribly dissatisfied with this printer and do not recommend it to anyone. get a brother or hp
107540
Is it easy to print envelopes and has anyone used it with stamps.com to print postage directly on the envelope? I have a Brother Intellifax 4100 and printing postage on envelopes and labels are a snap. I wonder if the Canon is as easy.
1430000
i used the toner on my d1160w; i don't know if it can be used on the dell b11655nfw.
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I had asked the same question and could not find the answer online - so I ended up calling Dell Support and they said yes - it will continue to print in monochrome (black/white) if one of the color toners runs out.
1465260
It has several envelope sizes listed..I do not use this printer for that... The thing is-- it has only one tray. so, you can not stock envelopes in one tray and paper in another. As far as paper thickness.. it lists card stock as an option.. I have not tried that.. If you want me too, I can stop and do that.
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They came out with another firmware in late July but I haven't printed any envelopes yet to see if it helped any. This is what works for me..... Push the envelope into the slot _lightly_ until you will feel a slight stop. Do NOT push any further! Just use your finger tips at the rear most part of the envelope. Within a few seconds (5 or 6 seconds if the printer is asleep) you should feel the printer grab the envelope, it will only move a very slight amount, maybe 1/8th of an inch, you have to pay attention, then you should be able to print normally. It works for me every time now. I've had mine over a year. I found it out from another poster. After digging into Brothers web site and reading their manuals I actually did see where Brother mentioned the same thing, but I had to do a lot of digging to find it. I think it was buried in their trouble shooting section? Thank goodness I don't print a lot of envelopes, that's actually my only nit pick, well, that and having to open the back of the printer when printing envelopes. Also, I use the cheaper standard envelopes and I found that if you use the handle of a butter knife or another flat utensil and flatten the envelope first it will get rid of 90% of the wrinkles. Hoped it helps....