Pixma IP4200 question

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Syke

I would like to try printing envelopes (DL) on the above printer, but
the manual mentions envelopes which are unsuitable, which seem to the
ones I normally use. I think they're called Double Flap. These work in
my other printer (HP Deskjet 950c). Any suggestions as to a suitable
type? (In UK)

Regards

syke
 
On Fri, 14 Sep 2012 17:35:03 +0100, Syke <[email protected]>
wrote as underneath my scribble :

I use DL all the time, Pixma IP4000 which is similar, what prog are you
using to print from? I can only give you my settings for Word.
They print shortside into the right side of the printer with face up and
the flaps on the left (underneath). I have only done one at a time,
never tried to print a stack, I just dump one on top of the paper stack!
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I use DL all the time, Pixma IP4000 which is similar, what prog are you
using to print from? I can only give you my settings for Word.
They print shortside into the right side of the printer with face up and
the flaps on the left (underneath). I have only done one at a time,
never tried to print a stack, I just dump one on top of the paper stack!
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It's not so much the size that concerns me as the actual type of
envelope. I normally use the cassette feed for A4 paper and my idea was
to have the envelopes in the Auto Sheet Feeder so I could print, say, a
letter (in Word) and then its envelope without doing anything else.

Regards

Syke
 
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It's not so much the size that concerns me as the actual type of
envelope. I normally use the cassette feed for A4 paper and my idea was
to have the envelopes in the Auto Sheet Feeder so I could print, say, a
letter (in Word) and then its envelope without doing anything else.
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Why on earth didnt you say all this in your original post?
Tried using thin (cheap) DL envelopes in the tray?
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