printing 4x6's My last HP psc would print 4x6's only from the memory card. Does anyone know if this HP Photosmart All-In-One wireless prints them from other places such as picture programs?
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Yes it does... i have weprint set up from laptop and it prints wirelessly to my hp printer...hope that helps.
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Sorry just took closer look .. I have the Premium touchsmart all in one.. but still you should be able to print 4x6's from your computer, otherwise, whats the purpose of it being wireless?? sorry
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Kodak Premium Photo paper 4x6 should work well with your HP printer as long as your paper input adjusts down to that size. I have used it on my aunt's printer without any issues.
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My new printer has not printed even one decent photo. They have all been very low quality and I am starting to think my printer is defective in that respect as HP usually does such a good job with photos. Regular printing is very good.
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I was asked to answer your question. The PH Photosmart 7510 is a photocentric printer. The set up is straight forward. Just follow the instructions as the printer presents them to you. It supports 8X10, 4X6 and 5X7 paper as well as envelops. It does copy but only has the capability to efax, what ever that is. The paper tray is small. If you want to print photos or copy documents, it is an excellent printer. The quality of the photo outputis as good as you will get from a photo lab. If you also want a printer that will answer and send faxes, I would suggest something more like the Officejet pro 8600. I have one of these as well and it works well. It is my every day printer. I hope this helps. I was asked to answer your question. The PH Photosmart 7510 is a photocentric printer. The set up is straight forward. Just follow the instructions as the printer presents them to you. It supports 8X10, 4X6 and 5X7 paper as well as envelops. It does copy but only has the capability to efax, what ever that is. The paper tray is small. If you want to print photos or copy documents, it is an excellent printer. The quality of the photo outputis as good as you will get from a photo lab. If you also want a printer that will answer and send faxes, I would suggest something more like the Officejet... » Read More I was asked to answer your question. The PH Photosmart 7510 is a photocentric printer. The set up is straight forward. Just follow the instructions as the printer presents them to you. It supports 8X10, 4X6 and 5X7 paper as well as envelops. It does copy but only has the capability to efax, what ever that is. The paper tray is small. If you want to print photos or copy documents, it is an excellent printer. The quality of the photo outputis as good as you will get from a photo lab. If you also want a printer that will answer and send faxes, I would suggest something more like the Officejet pro 8600. I have one of these as well and it works well. It is my every day printer. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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yes it does 4x6 into 2 2x6 strips , just you need to select that option in the printer. I am using this printer with my photobooth and I like cuz its very fast. I havent any problem yet. let me know if you have any question.
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The whole photo processing module of this machine is crap. Instead of futzing with the scanner, insert the photo disc from your camera into the front of HP and go to print from there. This method even lets you break out of the size/format constrictions HP's photo print software force you into it.
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it will only print 4 x 6" photos. I am still using mine after 2 years, but it does take quite a bit of ink. Only use for small amt. of photos.
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I am sorry, Janet...this was a gift to my daughter so I'm not sure! I do remember her showing me some of the pictures, and they were 4x6. Maybe she printed two on one page? Wish I could help you more...
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Hello, the HP Photosmart is the worst printer I ever bought. I literally threw it away after 1/2 year. It uses massive amounts of ink, it doesn't print half of what it should - leaving out fine lines, leaving out colors unexpectedly, giving you feedback about "wrong paper size" all the time without reason. Do not buy this printer! It wasted a lot of my time, resources and energy. HP service is not helpful at all, instead trying to have you buy more of their ink cartridges. I was so happy when I had it out of my office, even though I threw $250 out the window.
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I would think you could put any size memory card or Sony "stick" in the appropriate slot and print your photos from them. The 646 does not require a memory card to operate, it "reads" from the card you have inserted. It does have some internal memory as you can save photos in the printer. Also you can print photos from your telephone by selecting "Blue Tooth" mode. I just discovered a problem, Staples no longer stocks the 110 ink that it uses, however you can order it at Staples and have it delivered. The 646 does not have a internal battery, which older models such as the 475 do, but I like the printer and hope I can continue to find the 110 ink that it uses. I would think you could put any size memory card or Sony "stick" in the appropriate slot and print your photos from them. The 646 does not require a memory card to operate, it "reads" from the card you have inserted. It does have some internal memory as you can save photos in the printer. Also you can print photos from your telephone by selecting "Blue Tooth" mode. I just discovered a problem, Staples no longer stocks the 110 ink that it uses, however you can order it at Staples and have it delivered. The 646 does not have a internal battery, which older models... » Read More I would think you could put any size memory card or Sony "stick" in the appropriate slot and print your photos from them. The 646 does not require a memory card to operate, it "reads" from the card you have inserted. It does have some internal memory as you can save photos in the printer. Also you can print photos from your telephone by selecting "Blue Tooth" mode. I just discovered a problem, Staples no longer stocks the 110 ink that it uses, however you can order it at Staples and have it delivered. The 646 does not have a internal battery, which older models such as the 475 do, but I like the printer and hope I can continue to find the 110 ink that it uses. « Show Less
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the Canon Pixma iP3600 doesn't have a memory card slot, it does have a USB port and wireless printing capability. The latter means you can add the inkjet printer to your home or office wireless network and send print jobs from any computer on the network. With the included proprietary PictBridge software, the printer also provides the added flexibility of printing images directly from any PictBridge-compatible digital camera using the USB port. i am not sure how the wireless works, you need to check the specs or contact canon
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this only prints 4X6 single photo you cannot print four different pictures on the one sheet. My canon printer can do that also.
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I have a HP wireless 8500 all in one that will not work at all with refilled or compatible cartriges. I will never again buy anything HP. Does anyone know of a printer that will work with compatible cartriges.
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Yes.http://store.hp.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SearchFinderView?pageSize=10&Printer;Search=true&inkTonerCategoryId;=88341&sear;chterm=c5550&pageView;=list&printerName;=true&SkuId;=384779&beginIndex;=0&langId;=-1&pr;oductName=HP+Photosmart+C5550+All-in-One+Printer&storeId;=10151&Supplies;=true
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I bought this piece of @@****///@@@ and it will not print on greeting card stock. I had an HP in the past and printed my Christmas cards every year with no problem - I wish I could return it, but I bought it three months ago.
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I'm sorry Kim. I'm not sure how to address the problem. I think newer wireless printers have email addresses so that you can print to them remotely. I don't think the HP Photosmart Premium C309a... has that capability. You might consider calling their customer support to see if they can help. I replaced my Photosmart with an HP Officejet 6600 which has worked perfectly. I'm sorry to say that I gave HP more business but it was the best option available at the time. Good luck.
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You choose 4x6 from your printer setup menu, then slide the printer guides to fit the 4x6 paper. just like printing pictures that are 4x6. I have a little Canon MG5220, it has one feed slot from the rear top of the printer and all I have to do is through the software choose 4x6 size and then slide the paper guides to fit what I am sending through. I also have a print preview option with my printer software that allows me to see what I am printing and how it fits the size I've selected. A nice feature.