I want to print onto a 3 x 5 card. it dosent want to go through the envelope feed. Is there any way to print onto a 3 x 5 card with this printer

Do U mean wrinkle the envelopes?,,,,I can solve some MFC-9840-CDW issues, but the 7369N is a guess. Read your manual or do a google search.....There maybe a setting in the 7360N that adjusts printing for card stock and envelopes....

Xerox WorkCentre envelope printing

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Hi, Please follow these steps to load :-
1.Turn on your printer. Make sure it is in ready mode (green status light on) and it is not printing or running any other operations.

1. 2.Determine whether your printer uses a top-feed or bottom-feed. Blank paper stands upright in a top-feeding printer and lays in a tray on a bottom-feeding printer.
   3.Load your envelope in portrait mode for envelopes that are 8.5 inches wide (standard paper size). Fold the flap down and place the envelope with the side to be printed on facing you. Load the envelope so that the side with the flap enters the printer first.
   4.Load your envelope in landscape mode for longer envelopes that cannot fit in lengthwise. Close the flap. Load the envelope so that the left side enters the printer first (the flap will be on your left).
   5.Set the paper guides. This guide is the sliding piece on your feed tray (it will usually be on the left). Slide it over so that the paper is held straight when it enters the printer.
   6.Set up your printing preferences. Go to "File > Page Setup" or access your printer’s properties page. Under orientation, select portrait or landscape mode depending on how you loaded your envelopes. If your printer has this option, select “Left” for bottom-feeding printers and "Right” for top-feeding printers
   7.Take a look at the "Print Preview" (usually found under "File" menu) and make sure everything looks good. Then print.
   
2. Thanks!
   

If it will fit nto the feed tray yes. you have to go into options when you print and enter the size of the envelope. you may have to enter it as a custom size.

Check to see if you are feeding the envelopes and 4x6 cards/photo paper correctly.

Both envelopes and 4x6 cards must be loaded and centered on the paper exit tray (not inside the paper input tray).

Printing envelopes:

• Up to 15 envelopes can be loaded at a time.
• The print side of the envelope faces down.
• The envelopesare centered on the paper exit tray.
• You print the envelopes with Landscape orientation.

Printing cards:

• Up to 35 greeting cards, index cards, postcards, or photo cardscan be loaded at a time.
  
• The print side of the cards faces down.
• The cards are centered on the paper exit tray.
• You select Automatic, Normal, or Photo print quality.

For images on how to correctly load the paper, download your printer user's guide:
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/prn946/en/index.htm

Printing envelopes with an HP 1350:
If you use MS Word, select ENVELOPES. When address window appears, select OPTIONS on right > select PRINTING OPTIONS > select FEED METHOD option on far right (envelope placed on right of tray face down); select FACE DOWN; select FEED FROM UPPER TRAY. The only problem I have with this is that the address prints off in the lower quarter of the envelope rather than in the center of the envelope as we would write it manually. I am currently working on solving that problem.

hello! try cleaning the paper feed roller where you feed the envelope in with denatured alcahol good luck

There should be brackets to hold the paper in place. Most printers suggest that you feed the envelopes in landscape instead of portrait.

You aren't fusing (melting) the toner to the paper. The probable cause for this is having the "envelope feed" levers in the "envelope", or up, position. This leaves a wider path for the paper, which does not allow the toner to be fused onto the paper properly.
The envelope feed levers are the two small green levers at the rear of the printer, one on each side, that are visible when the printer's top is lifted.