Can you use 8/2 x 14 inch paper
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Yes. The ADF can be set to A4, A3, B4, Ltr/Lgll or Journal. I understand it can handle paper up to 11x17, but I've never done any copying at that size. 11 x 17, folded, gives you two 8.5 x 11.
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Hi Annie,Did you mean 8-1/2"x14" paper? If so, then yes, the machine has these sliding tabs which adjust to accommodate the dimensions of the paper, in addition to one of the paper trays which can be adjusted to enlarge. I use one tray for 8-1/2"x11" paper and the other tray for 11"x17" paper.
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Yes, I put Letter (8-1/2 X 11) in the upper tray, Legal (8-1/2 X 14) in the lower tray, and Folio (11 X 17) fits through the back, one sheet at a time. (I use that size for printing large network diagrams and schematics). I love the automatic sheet feeder in the top when I'm scanning one or more pages of documents, although the Control Center software is less than intuitive. Wireless network setup can be cumbersome, as you toggle the network password through a button on the front and look into the LCD display. Built-in fax, but I use NetFAX. Be sure and buy additional large ink cartridges (especially black) because it ships with the small ones and you'll run out quickly. It does what I need it to do and I am satisfied with my purchase. For large B/W print jobs I use the Brother HL-2280DW Laser Printer so as not to use up all my Black ink. (If you buy that printer, be sure and buy an additional toner cartridge, because although it comes with one, it's a "trial" size, and you will exhaust it quickly).
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Yes it has two trays for paper I put 8 1/2 x 11 in the top and 11 x 17 in the bottom. When I need 8 1/2 x 14 I just put it in the top tray. It also scans up to 11 x 17
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The MFC-J6710DW Owner's manual says the printer can use 8 sizes of paper: Letter, Legal, Ledger, A4, A5, A3, Executive, and 4" x 6".Letter = 8½ inches wide and 11 inches longLegal = 8½ inches wide and 14 inches longLedger = 11 inches wide and inches longExecutive = 7¼ inches wide and 10½ inches longThe "A" paper sizes are European sizes (metric dimensions)
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No, you cannot. And you need to hand feed the 11 x 17 into the back of the printer. The printer is a little slow and the black ink does not print very dark. Scanning and faxing work fine. It is easy to use in all other respects. J
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yes it does take 8 1/2 x 14, 4 x 6, ledger, A3, A4, A5 (but i don't know what those are!)
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Yes, you can use the 1/2 inch staples. That's what I'm using now to staple my papers together.
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I designed a membership card on Publisher that I had to tweak the dimensions to a card stock paper 8.5 x 11. I suggest to print on a regular paper and check the dimension that suits your need. Once you are set, then cut the sides, top and bottom.
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It will print 8.5x14 paper if you load the tray leaving the back open. It does have a separate holder for photo paper, but not a second tray for legal-size paper.
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I think if you adjust your image size as you wish, then print to a larger sized standard paper (like 13x19 or 14x17), you'd get what you need. You'd have to trim the excess, of course. A bit wasteful, but not sure how many printers in this range can handle custom sized media.
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I just measured mine--it is 5 x 7. So, if you indeed have 6 x 8, I would suggest making sure that you select to print 5x7, centered on 6x8. then you can trim 1/2" on each side, if necessary.
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I can trim about 10 pages of regular copy paper, and 5-6 pages of card stock and get nice even cuts. Not sure how it would work on 18' paper unless the cuts you are making are to bring it down to standard copy size.
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3 part paper works ok. We currently use a paper width of 91/2 inches. There are width adjustments
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Since the majority of the cake bottom will be on the 8" paper, they'll be no problem using it. Doing either of the methods you mentioned would work ok. I've purchased BOTH the 8" and 9" rounds and have not had any problems with my varied pans.
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You could. But the sheet is two half-size labels (5 1/2 X 8 1/2). If that is a problem, you could use full-sheet labels instead. You can find them on Amazon by typing "full sheet labels" in the search bar.
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Nope, the paper will not fit, I just place the standard US paper (8.5x11) and there isn't enough space left to fit the extra .69 inch of the A4 paper (8.27x11.69). To be precise, the gap is 2/16 (.125) inch too small for the additional .69 inch of the A4 paper
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I don't know about those specific sizes. We also had some odd sized envelopes. We had to find paper which was "close" and then adjust the margins. It was fiddly but it worked (while the printer was still working that is).
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The paper is size 8 1/2" x 11" and A4 printer paper is 8.27" x 11.69", so that answer would be no.
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The largest measurement on the punch board makes an envelope to fit a 6 X 8 1/2 card. You could,however, use larger paper and make larger envelopes you just have to figure the measurement out yourself. I hope this helps.
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It will do a full 8 x 11 sheet of paper. So far mine has been working great and I use it all of the time in my classroom!
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yes if the paper was US 8.5x11 but not if it was A4. It would be tight and might handle 4-6 sheets max,
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I think you can print custom sizes on most printers as long as the paper is not any bigger than the maximum size the printer will take.