What settings to use on choosing paper on your printer null

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dr1389 · Accepted Answer

always use default setting .

NICKY5 · Answer

ALL I DID WAS TAKE OUT REGULAR Paper in the printer and made sure the shiny side of paper was printed i have a canon pixma printer easy and simple

Bill · Answer

My Epson automatically recognizes this printer and sets the perfect settings for this inkjet.

Angela · Answer

I didn’t move any settings on the printer just fill tray and print. Paper thickness is just right.

TotalCoverageAPlus · Answer

Depends on your printer and what it is used for? Pictures/Photos use the better quality setting or best with a high bright rating on your paper with quality ink.
Remember it depends on how ell you want it to look and how much you plan on spending as well as how quick you will go through supplies for the best possible print for Word Docs/ Essays/ or any type of document!! Printing Photo's Images/Artwork is where it can become expensive depending on what type of quality or result you are looking for - hope this helps !!

Ami09 · Answer

Letter, which is 8.5x11.

Star · Answer

Any setting is good for the product so far 100% good

hateliberalmedia · Answer

set on normal

6FTGSUSORIGINAL · Answer

The weight of your paper ultimately should decide what you choose to set your printer to. Most standard weight paper usually coincides with the default settings on printers made by HP, Epson, Canon etc. Further information can also be found online from the manufacturer of the printer as well as all of the available settings.

Answered by 6FTGSUSORIGINAL 8 years ago

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Deena · Answer

I use the default or normal setting for things like legal contracts and I use the photo setting for printing photos. I have accidentally used the default setting for photos and they look great!

Shadav · Answer

I don't understand your question....
this is just a standard paper for an ink jet printer...
load the paper and print away....
any special setting instructions would have to be asked about your printer, not the paper.

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