When filling out preprinted forms, is the desired print location visable so the print czn be entered on an existing line?
1045361
Not exactly. Another thing I don't like about this typewriter. You have to keep moving is up or down, then type a letter to see if it is where you want it, then erase, then try again. Time consuming and frustrating!
1045362
My typewriter paper feed didn't work so I can't help you . I wanted it for medical claim forms and I had the same visibility concern so I didn't reorder it.
1045363
I always had trouble getting the print location right. It prints low but after you get used to that, you can position it pretty well.
380342
Should be able to...the paper is not coated so both sides would give the same print quality. I use this to print a draft copy before using a more costly coated sheet ($0.02 vs $0.45 a sheet).
546551
http://scribusstuff.org/content/show.php/1099-MISC+templates+for+pre-printed+form?content=137751 download and extract zip file. It will allow you to fill in the fields on a almost blank pdf file. Their are shaded areas that show you were to type your info.
67208
I do my editing before it goes to printer. Either through my scanner or photoshop (or whatever process you use).
986191
Dear Customer, We will print it in any orientation you specify. There wouldn't be any extra charge for the same. Thanks, Canvas Champ
925395
I print each page on my inkjet. I just select two copies after making sure the pages are right side up and in the correct order. But I may be doing it the hard way. It's still better than special ordering custom collated invoices, and it looks better than my competitions hand written estimates.
1910988
Not right in front of my machine at the moment, but I usually just press print again and then cut it, then print again and so on and so forth.. Hope that helps!
607230
done from within your operating system or the application your are printing from. For purposes of sending a mainframe report via network it does allow default font size and lines per page to be defined but that's it.
307938
No, printing on it would mess up the transfer paper. What you would need to do is print whatever you wanted on normal paper, place this sheet of transfer paper between the print-out and whatever you and transferring to, and then trace over the printed page.
2018035
Open the file you want to print.Click File > Print.Click Properties.Click the General tab, then select Print last page first to remove the check mark.Click the Save Current Preferences icon next to My preferences.Create a name for the new current preferences.Click Save.Click Apply.Click OK.
1510387
Within some parameters, yes. You may need to provide some form of index or paper carrier to accommodate what you wish to print outside the confines of the printer's general capacities. It can do a lot. The general capabilities are: Layouts, Borderless, Borders, Picture packages, Photo ID 2, 4, 8, and 20-up, Index sheets, Jewel case index, Jewel case upper 1/2, lower 1/2, and CD layouts.There is a lot of capability to accommodate custom sizes within the confines of the paper trays or manually fed 81/2 by 14 inch (legal size) documents.
1649192
There is a setting under "Margin", Change the margin from "normal" to "chain print." (From a comment)
913147
Absolutely. Every time you print there is a check box that asks "2 sided printing on/off?" Its part of the standard print dialogue screen for all computer printers, across platforms, not just this one. Since the 1980's if I'm not mistaken. For further research Google "Guggenheim Press" and look up the definition for the word "BOOK." When you're ready, got to any still-standing large socialist book rental agency, called "public library" they might have more info on this "2 sided printing" dilemma as well!
607229
I have only ever adjusted margins from the documents I was using. I have never done it from the printer itself.
1662209
Yes but you can not use it for the "copy" function, only the print function
1115305
Without standing in front of the printer it would be impossible to give you a complete answer. I would start by turning off the "form tear off" option. There is a small chance that will fix your problem.
377335
Yes. you can choose which tray you want to be used on your print properties screen. If you have A or letter size in the top tray and B or tabloid size in the bottom tray it will automatically choose the proper tray based on paper size.