HP PSC 1350v All-In-One InkJet Printer "print envelope" Questions

print but the envelope feeded keeps annoucing a paper jam. > Home > Support & Drivers > Knowledge Base Solution --> Phaser 4400 Printer: Printing envelopes Printing EnvelopesEnvelopes can

...windows. Avoid using envelopes that are shiny or embossed, envelopes with thick, irregular, or curled edges, or envelopes that are wrinkled, torn, or otherwise damaged. print on envelope using hp ...

...print driver software, select Envelope as the paper type. Do not use padded envelopes. Use envelopes that lie flat on a surface. Do not use envelopes with heat activated glue. Do not use envelopes ...

...print the envelope and then a letter. If you are printing a stack of envelopes, use the lower (IN) tray for loading the stack of envelopes. To Load a Single Envelope Do not remove the paper from the ...

ENVELOPE OPTIONS (ie: #10). 5. Select PRINT OPTIONS. 6. Under FEED METHOD, from the six options available select the FOURTH icon from the left. Select FACE UP. 7. Ensure CLOCKWISE ROTATION is selected

the 'envelope' print path. Click OK, click Print. (test print direction first) Check your printed envelope. You may need to change the orientation of the envelopes to print with the opening at the top

...print an envelope Hi, Step 1- Remove the output tray Step 2 : Load Envelopes To print one or more envelopes, follow these steps: 1. Remove all paper from the paper tray, and then slide a stack of ...

...print on square envelope 155mm x155mm and don't want the envelope to get creased. I print envelopes a lot for my business. What I do is I use the regular paper feed, and I open the flap on the ...

Envelope Tray Solution : Print on Envelopes in the Bypass Tray or Optional Envelope Tray This solution assumes that Number 10 envelopes are being used and printed on using Microsoft Word 2003 or 2007.

...envelope to print and under the File menu, select page setup and choose #10 Envelope with Portrait orientation. I feed the envelope into the printer in the normal horizontal, top first, print surface ...