I want to ask if there is way to print someting on greeting card, wiyh the canon PC860?

Good Day Julie
he printer can only print what you send to it in the format that you send it in.

Could i ask what software you are using to design your greeting cards in , I may be able to help further one i know what your are using.


Regards Al .

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Go to canon website an check for software an firmware upgrades also clean printer an make sure ink is installed correctly :-) Hope this helps

Type in your search engine How to get rid of ink spots on back of printed page from Canon i860 printer.
It will take you to How to download a manual that will help you fix this issue. PDF.

Hi Janet,

The PC860 needs a Canon E30 toner cartridge.

Regards,
Alan

Hasn there is a roller which help the page or card to move into printer which if use frequently get so smooth that the page is not printed out instead get jam try getting printer service and replacing with New Roller.. if you don't understand any thing regarding ... ask me

Check the cd that came with the printer, there should be a manual in it.

You are almont there .There is also 2 clips that release the presure on the sides of the fuser to release the presure on the roller and remove the paper.

Greetings,
If the blank ink still cames in the printer means that their still ink inside the cartridge, kindly check if there are papers left inside the printer when it was removed if there is you have to take it off.

Turn off the printer, delete the remaining files that is to printed on the printer dialog box by just double clicking the icon found at the bottom of the task bar.

Turn on the power of the printer, have a printer test to test if the pritned copy is good. Clean the head, or the nozzle of the printer at the maintenance tab.

If the problem still arises means the head align was damage or mess align that happend when the paper was remove forcely.

That's all
Thank you.

The solution in this case is to either use Canon card paper to print on or set the media type in your printer driver to the correct paper.

The paper you are using is not absorbing the ink correctly, so when the paper exits the machine the rollers are contacting the ink and causing the smudging.

Either you have to alter how much ink is being used by changing the media type in the printer driver, or you have to buy the correct Canon paper

I've seen this happen on Canon's Photo printers when a generic glossy paper was used. Switching to canon paper solved the problem.