can you enlarge copies with this printer?
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You can use resize to fit to enlarge a small photo to fit within the printable area of a full size page. Load original, press the Size button to select Resize to Fit. From page 26 of the user manual. That is the only enlargement option I can see in the manual.
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Yes, you should be able to do that. I have an HP printer and can do it without any problem.
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Yes. After you hit COPY, you have an opportunity to click on SETTINGS, and size is one of the things you can change.
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Not directly because this printer doesnt has airprint, but you can print with a program called cloudprint. Hope this help you
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I think if you adjust your image size as you wish, then print to a larger sized standard paper (like 13x19 or 14x17), you'd get what you need. You'd have to trim the excess, of course. A bit wasteful, but not sure how many printers in this range can handle custom sized media.
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I have not tried this feature yet, but the instructional manual says you can adjust the copy size by selecting reduce/enlarge.
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The largest it can print is 4x6. However, there are apps for your phone that can help you print 3x4 and other sizes as long as they aren't larger than what the printer is capable of.
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No. Lift the lid on the top of the printer and lay what you want to copy on the glass. You can only copy a sheet at a time as far as I know.
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the answer to your question is Yes, but i would just spend the money and get a Star printer, they last 10x longer and print larger recipts.
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Yes. You can reduce or enlarge copies by selecting 1-Home, 2-Copy, 3-Settings, and 4-magnification. From there choose the size you want. Hope this helps........
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No you cannot, there is no place to enter a disc, or capability to copy to a disc. I this is just for printing 4x6 prints.
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yes you scan and copy legal size paper. I have had my printer for over 6 months now and I have been very pleased with the printer.
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While I haven't tried it myself the manual talks about a reduce/enlarge option.... Just checked on the printer itself and NO, it has no option to reduce or enlarge. Seems strange that the manual suggests it can- must be of a generic variety.
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I know this was a few months ago, but you can adjust the font size (text size) on your computer. You can make it as big as you need. There's no reason to fork over hundreds more dollars just because 'the print is too fuzzy'??
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Jerry, sorry but I no longer have the machine and I never did print legal-size documents. So, I can't really say one way or the other. To find out you can visit, http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c;=us〈=en∏=mfc7460dn_all&dlid;=&flang;=English&type2;=-1There's manuals there that will tell you.
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Yes! Printrbot sells the "Printrbot Simple XL Upgrade with Spool Rack for Maker's Kit 1405" right now that increases your build volume to 185mm x 100mm x140mm. This wasn't available when I wanted to upgrade our printer. I was able to extend just the X axis (table side to side) without much effort or cost. I found a piece of T6511 aluminum on eBay that was 4.5"x14", a 36" length of 8mm smooth linear rod also on eBay, and a long length of GT2 belt direct from Printrbot. We used all the same table pieces from the original kit. Total cost was under $50 and we increased our print area from 100x100x100mm to 260x100x100mm. We did need to print out wider support "legs" as the printer would tip over sideways when the table moved too far one way or the other! You can also increase the Y axis with a little more effort by printing parts for the "1405 300mm No Sag, Printrbot Simple" on thingiverse. While I haven't build this one, I feel I've pushed the amount of actual table weight the frame of the Printrbot Simple can take. If I were to extend the Y axis and need deeper table, I would not go all the way out to 300mm. To increase the Z axis, you need two longer linear rods and a longer Z axis threaded rod. If you want to go up much more than standard, you will need to extend the cables feeding the upper portion of the printer. The Printrbot kit adds external support to these linear rods.
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Yes, you can scan any size copy. You may have to make more than one pass. For instance you can scan the 11x17 copy by making two passes, going horizontally rather than vertically.