Canon I960 InkJet Photo Printer "ink glossy setting" Questions

...ink already. Glossy photo paper is specially coated to absorb the ink from your printer. Printing on a glossy postcard would be like printing a photo on glossy paper, then running it through again to ...

...change ink settings ie puts too much ink on cant change ink/paper settings ie puts too much ink on glossy Don't use glossy paper. I use Mate 10 lbs. Try that. Good Luck. If that works, pls rate

...will not run should the paper get wet. With glossy paper the ink has to be absorbed into the paper ad the Black pigment ink will not do this so the machine will use the coloured inks. Sucks but

...glossy paper but the print is coming out messy. Is the problem with the paper or with the printer? ok. sometimes the ink for hp if its not photo ink will do that. go to your printing ...

glossy and matte paper. Epson ink is used. Colors are now very green when printing to glossy or matte paper. However, if I use the plain paper setting but print on glossy paper, the colors are correct

...INK JET PRINTERS". (Laser Jet paper won't work). Any photo that you print on glossy/semi-gloss paper will be wet as it emerges from the printer (especially ones requiring lots of ink). You could ...

...ink doesn't dry and picture quality is unrecognisable You have to match your print settings with the correct type of media used ! When you print, set the preferences, set to PHOTO quality and not ...

...ink to glossy or vice versa automatically. Initially, it went back to normal for months but his last time, it did it 3 times in a row.The problem occurred when it was about to print a mat photo. ...

...glossy paper it has to print slower and the heater is heated to a temparature that is higher than regular paper so the ink will dry. You can do this in your print settings. On a document when you ...

...glossy paper. For best results, match the settings on the printer's control panel to the type and size paper being used. If the operating system (Windows, etc.,) offers a "printer control panel", you ...