can you feed one envelope manually? how
1087110
Yes, just feed the envelope into the front of the printer. Adjust the two margins to the size of the envelope.
1087111
On the outside (black strip) there are two sliders that move. Make them as small as your envelope. Place your envelope between the two sliders. Then printHope that helps
1087112
Yes, one envelope can be fed at a time through the slot in the front. I often use it to feed photo paper and brochure paper and such to save the printer from having to deal with thick pieces which can cause a little more wear than I would like on the paper tray mechanism. The centering guides go down to 3".
1087113
Sure! Quite easily...There is a slot just above the paper feed. For my printer, I must place the envelope face down. I really like this printer. Bought one for my office about 8 years ago, and it is still running strong.
110206
Feed Receipts in one at a time placing a light pressure with your fingers on the receipt as it feeds through. The paper is so thin for receipts that they easily become misaligned or jam and scrunched.
1882002
Yes, the default tray feeds letter and legal only. The manual feed tray is for odd sizes, photo paper and envelopes. I love this printer, especially the scanner.
1607798
Yes. Follow the directions. I put one envelope at a time in the manual tray. It wrinkles the envelopes a bit - I use my inkjet most of the time for envelopes.
1793617
No it cannot. Envelopes must be printed in the tray that came with the 8600. So what I do is put regular paper in the 2nd (bottom) tray and reserve the original (top) tray for envelopes and special paper, such as photo, high quality printer and card stock.
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most of the time yes, make sure the envelope isnt too fat... it is designed to shred 11 pages at a time so stick to the user manual and you'll be fine. Sometime you'll have to open the envelopes... like those from BoysTown and charities with tons of folded paper, i simply unfold and shred the whole thing :D
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There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's slightly crooked. There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's... » Read More There is a manual feed, but:1) one page at a time, and2) edge-control is not great. Paper VERY likely to feed crooked unless you're super-precise and attentive (and, I found, that you basically have to hold the edge-guides manually tight against the paper as it feeds, a neat coordination trick to do WHILE you hold the paper you're feeding in, since there's no tray/shelf for the paper to lie on while you feed it into the "mailslot").Essentially, the manual feed thing is rudimentary, and ok only for the occasionally envelope or whatever that you don't care if it's slightly crooked. « Show Less
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Yes you can. Smooth envelopes like business envelopes. It will come with a guide book to show you how to access the menu to set up the process.
1549185
The directions say you can but I have not been able to do it. There is a large tray on the bottom that will hold standard or legal size paper and it works great. You can open the front cover and there is another place to put paper (Tray 2) from letter size envelopes to legal size paper. I have never been able to get Tray 2 to work like I thought it should and I have not been able to print an envelope. Maybe I just haven't tried hard enough.
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I don't believe the machine has that kind of capability. What you could do is put legal paper on the top feeder but that would you to be done manually.
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Can the extra paper tray do envelopes as opposed to regular sheets of paper?
1987980
Depends on what youy mean by easy. This printer needs you to remove the regular paper from the tray, relocate the paper guide to the correct (indicated in tray) position and then place the envelopes. It's easy enough but not nearly as easy as my old HP printer from 1999 that had a dedicated slot where you could insert a single No. 10 envelope without having to mess with guides or removing paper. THAT was easy.
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see http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/printers/product-detail.html?oid=4184783#!tab%3Dspecs. you can get an envelope feeder that holds 75 at a time for 249.00 or less. the bypass tray holds 10 or so.
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Yes you can. It's very similar in weight to the Priority Mail pre-paid envelopes you get at the post office
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I have not had any luck with printing multiple envelopes, when I did print envelopes , I fed them one at at time. Otherwise, they would get jammed or the machine would take multiple envelopes at once. Good Luck.
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Hi I have been using this machine for about almost 2 years. The envelopes can be feeded via the front tray not via the bottom tray. Even if you have 2 trays.
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If you're talking about feeding your originals in the top to make copies, scan or to fax, you put your papers face up with the top of the pages going in first. Make sure you push them in until they stop. Push copy, scan or enter a fax number and then hit the start button. The papers will feed in one page at a time until they are all through. They will come out right below the feed tray. I hope that helps.