I'm window 7 user. I tried to use auto duplex printing, but I have to manually feed the paper even the paper located at the auto feed container. Please help me to solve this problem. Any comments are very helpful to me. I'm window 7 user. I tried to use auto duplex printing, but I have to manually feed the paper even the paper located at the auto feed container. Please help me to solve this problem. Any... » Read More I'm window 7 user. I tried to use auto duplex printing, but I have to manually feed the paper even the paper located at the auto feed container. Please help me to solve this problem. Any comments are very helpful to me. « Show Less
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On the top left it says OPTIONS.. DUPLEX. Click on duplex. Run your first side. Then it asks: one more page? yes or no. Arrow to yes and add the page you want on the back side. Then click okay. Then it will ask again if you want another page: click no and okay. Works great!!!!
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Sorry but I've never tried to use duplex printing so I cann ot be of any assistance. However, I've always found the Brother tech support staff to be responsive and helpful. I suggest that you visit the Brother web site and use their support link to ask your question.
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Duplexing is controlled in the printer menu that can be accessed when you print. The default is that duplexing is off.
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There's a slit in the back of the machine. Guide paper into that slit and press the "feed" button in the front and it should go in. If it doesn't, make sure the paper edge is even and hold the paper going into the slit firmly while pressing the feed button. Hope that helps.
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No. Not automatic. You have to print one side and then turn the papers over and print the other side.
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The printer will cache the scans in memory while waiting for you to flip the pages over and feed it through again, then it will print out the pages. Its a minor step needed to be taken. I thought it would be an issue for me but in the long run it has not been. Having said that if, you are doing a lot of replication you may want to consider a different printer with a duplexing scanner.
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You will have to manually feed the paper to get it to copy on both sides. Print or copy page 1 of your image/item, once printing has finished place the printed sheet back in the paper feed tray with the newly printed page with your image facing up and the top of the page inserted toward the printer. Then print your next page. I hope this helps.
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It can do duplex printing manually but not automatically. Have to flip it over for the the other side to print.
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Hi Jill,The simple answer is yes it has an auto document feeder. Here is the Link to the Manual page ( http://download.brother.com/welcome/doc003022/cv_mfc4410dw_uke_busr_lel031004_b.pdf)Hope this help you, good luck. Ken
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You can download a full printer manual in pdf free here http://www.brother-usa.com/ModelDocuments/Consumer/Users%20Manual/UM_MFC_7340_7345N_7440N_7840W_EN_2382.PDFEnvelopes need to be fed through the single sheet feeder, which is opened from the narrow panel above the paper tray. Do NOT use self-stick envelopes or any with special decorations such as glitter (I know someone who tried that). The computer controls (the little ccc icon that should be in your tray in Windows (the little arrow on the taskbar that shows icons like your anti virus and system analyst and sometimes Dropbox or SkyDrive or the like) has a button for envelopes and a button for help. You can download a full printer manual in pdf free here http://www.brother-usa.com/ModelDocuments/Consumer/Users%20Manual/UM_MFC_7340_7345N_7440N_7840W_EN_2382.PDFEnvelopes need to be fed through the single sheet feeder, which is opened from the narrow panel above the paper tray. Do NOT use self-stick envelopes or any with special decorations such as glitter (I know someone who tried that). The computer controls (the little ccc icon that should be in your tray in Windows (the little arrow on the taskbar that shows icons like your anti virus and system analyst and... » Read More You can download a full printer manual in pdf free here http://www.brother-usa.com/ModelDocuments/Consumer/Users%20Manual/UM_MFC_7340_7345N_7440N_7840W_EN_2382.PDFEnvelopes need to be fed through the single sheet feeder, which is opened from the narrow panel above the paper tray. Do NOT use self-stick envelopes or any with special decorations such as glitter (I know someone who tried that). The computer controls (the little ccc icon that should be in your tray in Windows (the little arrow on the taskbar that shows icons like your anti virus and system analyst and sometimes Dropbox or SkyDrive or the like) has a button for envelopes and a button for help. « Show Less
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Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper perfectly. could be wasteful if you constantly switch between the tray and the roll. Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper... » Read More Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper perfectly. could be wasteful if you constantly switch between the tray and the roll. « Show Less
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What's up Michael? I truly apologize for the long wait, sometimes these smartphones have minds of their own, you know. Anyway to answer your question, if you purchased a Samsung Multifunction printer, it has to feature a duplex system. With this feature, mechanisms will automatically turn over a sheet of paper so that the machine can print (or scan) on both sides of the paper. I'm not really sure but it dosen't hurt to ask questions! Hey man i hope this helps you!
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I wasn't sure so I just tested it. If you mean can you put a double sided document on the feeder and request a 2 sided copy to be made without having to flip the paper - the answer is yes it does. Just set the paper in the feeder, turn 2 sided copying on and press start.
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If you're willing to use a manual technique and you use Windows (not a Mac) then the driver supports two-sided printing with a manual step. It's super easy. Just tell the print driver you want it double sided, print it, then grab the stack of paper printed, drop it into the new paper tray the same way you removed it from the top of the printer, and hit the continue button on the printer. Works perfectly. All pages are in the correct sequence and orientation.
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We returned this printer because it does not have a manual feed tray. It just has a slot where you can feed paper or envelopes by hand o e at a time.
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No. The only paper feeds are from the paper tray (underneath) and the rear feeder. Both must be blank paper. Automatic Document Feeders, which is what you are looking for, are considerably more expensive.
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Hi Colette, I haven't had any problems. Printing a two-sided page automatically was the reason I purchased this printer. I didn't want to hand feed the sheet in order to print the other side. I am very happy with the purchase.
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Stephen, duplexing means it can print on both sides of the page (front and back) all by itself. I have never had to use this feature, but when the system re-boots (fresh start), it prints a control page (back and front). Hope this helps -- Chris R.