A:AnswerYes just make sure you have the Epson app and also are connected by Bluetooth it will give you the options of sizing and paper type you are using
A:AnswerThe only Epson Ecotank printer that I know of would be the ET-8550. Epson shows sizes up to 13" x 19" with a 5760x1440 dpi. It is also one of the more expensive printers with a srp of $800. The ET-8500 is a $100 cheaper if you don't mind staying within 8.5x11.
A:AnswerI imagine you could, if they all fit within the space on the glass, for instance, if you had a bunch of 4X6 photos, you could conceivably arrange them to do a single scan. As far as "auto-size" ... I do not know; have not had the occasion to try scanning for auto-sizing
A:AnswerIt sounds to me that the MAC filter on your wifi - the setting that only allows certain devices to access and keeps others out - is preventing your printer from accessing. You will need to check the documents that came with your wifi router to find the IP address and password for your unit. Then you'll need to access it using your internet browser.
Your internet provider should be able to help or you have other groups such as Best Buy Tech support that can assist for a fee.
A:AnswerI think so. The product description should tell you. If you can read my answer, then you should be able to read the product description. We do not have a landline anymore, and only use cell phones so we can not test the fax feature and tell you for sure
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