Can you run this through an inkjet printer to print images?
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Maybe. Firstly, many inkjet printers are designed for home use, so they don't accept paper larger than 8 1/2 x 11 in the tray. These are 12 x 12 sheets. You can cut it down, but rough or uneven edges is asking for a printer jam. Second, you'll have to make sure your printer can accept cardstock, because this is twice as thick as regular printer paper, and sending stuff that's too heavy for a printer to handle can seriously damage it. And last, but not least, this plastic is completely slick on both sides. Ink may not transfer or hold very well on it. All in all, I would suggest you look at finding some 8 1/2 x 11 transparency film like the kind they (used to) sell for overhead projectors before considering this as an option. A lot of those are specifically designed for inkjets.
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Sorry - not sure i understand the question but in any case this printer may not do it. Try the manufacturer.
572009
Hi D. Ambrose,If you have a wireless printer, you can connect it to it as you would any other wireless device and print. If it's not a wireless printer, then no. We hope this helps!
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I have not tried it, however it supposed to be able to print from a USB device per the manufacturers info.
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Yes you can. Generally speaking, photo print quality of color laser printers is not as good as inkjet printers, but I was pleasantly surprised by the photo quality of this printer which was more than acceptable to me. Remember the type of paper and the software color calibration from whichever program you are printing from are also key determinants of your photo print quality. And someone mentioned resolution. This prints at 600 x600 dpi though it says 1200 dpi image quality. Either way the resolution is fine except for professional photoart jobss.
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Yes. Honestly I have not tried this feature since I have an Epson printer that also prints CDs and DVDs.
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You could, being as it's ink. But I would strongly recommend returning it if its not open and buying the regular stuff, being as the inkjet shrinky dinks are twice the price than the regular ones.
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Yes.You can scan an image on the printer and any PC on your network can access that image.
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I can't imagine why you couldn't, as long as you have the right cable or wireless connection. You might also need to load the driver software, if your printer's an older one.
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Yes, you should be able to do that. I have an HP printer and can do it without any problem.
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Yes you can, as long as your printer is configured to connect to your local network, either wired (with Ethernet cable) or with the wireless option. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/professional/products/printers/desktop_printers/photo_inkjet_printers/pixma_pro_100#Specifications
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Yes, it can. However, there are many other printers that can do that as well. This is the absolute worst printer that I had ever owned.
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Not as far as I can tell. We have several of these printers for industrial and accounting use, some run on a parallel cable and port others use a serial connection and card (which is quite pricey) I see no other connections. These appear to be old "workhorse" type impact printers that print on multipart forms.
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Yes it's possible just when you print, send it to the right printer (make sure the printer is on) to print the necessary job.
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Yes. You can run your printer and charge the attached battery by using its power supply.
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It should be able too, but I bought it only for my edible images. I love the printer.
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Yes you can, as long as your printer is configured to connect to your local network, either wired (with Ethernet cable) or with the wireless option.http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/professional/products/printers/desktop_printers/photo_inkjet_printers/pixma_pro_100#Specifications