LABEL PRINTING Model : canon Image runner advance 2020 I try to print the label from the word document which I place the label paper in the multi-purpose tray, but it keep indicating errors and nothing is coming out. Could anyone teach me how to print the label? I really appreciate it.

Click on start ,click on devises and printers. right click on printer image, click on troubleshoot , follow instructions.

Some CD label software allow you to adjust the "overprint" by resizing the image you are printing. If your software doesn't allow you to size your image larger than the label (so it overlaps) try a different program. Look for a setting that allows it to over print. It's not an exact science...you just have to try to make the adjustments you need. There are also different CD/DVD label sheet types where the labels are setup on the sheet differently. maybe a different setup may work better. However, usually Avery is pretty good.

Most likely it is a quality issue with the label you are printing on. As long as the image is printed good initially onto the media(thermal paper), the printer/software portion of it is done.

Thermal paper has a special coating and protective layer to prevent it from fading from exposure to heat, including light. But if the coating is bad then it'll show problesm like you describe

waste toner is full.replace the whole drum unit

Hi
First check the document you are printing from and make sure the paper settings on the specific document are set correctly.Then check the papersize settings on the driver,go to printers and faxes in controll panel,Right click on the ir driver,select printing properties and the printing prefences,change the papersize to the correct papersize.
then check the papersize settings on the machine under the additional usermode.
Clear the job that is stucked in the memory by pressing the monitior button (diamand with a eye sign)select print and clear the job.
Try printing again.

This can drive you nuts! :)

It sounds like you need to adjust the label orientation with the label maker software first. THEN, use regular paper to test your adjustments. Take the print out from a regular piece of paper and overlay it on the label paper. Hold it up to a light and see how the labels align. Re-adjust if you need to. You won't waste your label paper that way.

Also check the settings on the printer as well, making sure you have selected the correct paper or tray (if equipped).

I have just bought the same printer. if you have found out how to do this then excuse me. It isn't clear cut but basicaly all you do is :-
1/ Make sure you have a blank label stuck on your disc, you can also buy printable discs.
2/ Place the cd onto the cd holder label side up.
3/ Pull the front cover down - where the paper comes out.
4/ If you look carefully further inside where the paper comes out you will see another flap/cover - carefully pull that down.
5/ you will notice 2 little rollers and an arrow next to the right hand roller.
6/ place the cd tray carefully onto the rollers and align the arrows on the tray with th one on the ptinter.
7/ now your set for the software - open the CD Label Print software - click on new - click on image tab - and either image file or if it is from the scanner then select twain capture - if you select image file then either make your own image for the disc or select an appropriat file from the browes button.

I won't go on any more but just experiment, you will soon see how easy it is.

Happy Printing

OPEN THE IMAGE IN MSWORD. SEE IT IN PRINT PREVIEW AND THEN PRINT
ALSO TRY
1. USE GOOD QUALITY PAPER & DONT KEEP PAPERS OPEN AS THEY MAY ABSORB MOISTURE
2. CLEAN TOP GLASS WITH COLIN OR OTHER QUALITY PRODUCT
3. CHECK THAT TOP COVER IS GIVING ENOUGH PRESSURE ON YOUR ORIGINALS

All document printers with disc printing capabilities suffer from disc feed problems. It is an inherent design flaw that results from the machines original design to print documents. Loading discs to be printed must first "go around" the printer's paper feeding mechanism to accept discs. I got tired of using document printers to print labels on discs. I switched to a DiscPainter made by Dymo. It is a dedicated disc printer that was designed as such from the outset and not as an afterthought. It prints every bit as well as any document/disc printer but without the frustrating mis feeds. Although the Canon printer is great for documents its design limitations for disc printing are not easily overcome.

create a word template document with the page size the same size as the label. Set the margins to 0 and fill the label up with text. This should make the printer print right the way over the bale.