When copying can you enlarge the size or dimish the size of the orginal?
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Yes. Select Copy, then Settings, Resize, the scroll down and you can select Paper Size. The standard 8.5X11 in. paper size is listed, select it, then return to the main menu.
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Yes. After you hit COPY, you have an opportunity to click on SETTINGS, and size is one of the things you can change.
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Yes, but when I did it; it was not my intention and I don't know what I did to enlarge the photo. I know that's only half an answer but I haven't had the need to do so. You can google your question and get a better answer than I provided here. sorry - I will say, it has been a great printer for two-sided scanning/copying and the auto feed is great. The ink is expensive but I have only changed the cartridges once in two years and I am a RN student and do a lot of printing. Good luck!!!
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Yes. The intructions don't really tell you how to do this; but it's pretty easy. On the printer's panel - Hit COPY > Then SETTINGS > Then RESIZE.
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Yes, you can. For example, if you set the device to enlarge by 200%, the copy will be twice as wide and twice as high as the original. It can also diminish the size.
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The scanning software has an output function which will enable you to change the final size of the scanned image. You can also use photo-editing software to reduce the image and/or crop it to your desired size. Al G
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No. That ability seems to be reserved for full-sized office copiers. But any photo-retouching program should let you resize an image, which can then be printed on the Canon. Hope this helps.
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I don`t thimk so. I have owned a pc for several years and have never been able to enlarge copies on it.
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yes, unless you are blowing the pictures up to about 36"x48" then you won't be able to notice any difference, given you're not looking at it from 2 inches away. anything higher than 6-8 megapixel will give you a decent print out up to 11x17. so don't worry too much about the upgrade in megapixels.
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No. I had to scale down my plays to fit the paper that I cut to fit inside the vinyl compartments.There are websites that sell software that will enable you to design plays and print it out at the correct size.
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Hi Wally, Yes you can, but the quality will not be as good. You can also scan the photo. Either way, you will need to rezize to 800 x 600 and lower the DPI to 72. Here is a great link for you: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
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Yes. When you place the paper on the glass, select "COPY" from the menu screen on the display pad. That sub-menu will allow you to change the size of the copy. Hope this helps!
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Krystal, I did cut some prints to resize them, I did first practice on one that if I messed up, it wouldn't matter, turned out fine, so just use the paper cutter.
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You can print it and it will give you the option to print in different sizes, 4x10, 5x7 etc. However I am new at this so I am still in the process of building my album and learning in the process.
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It depends on the setting of the copier. If set to light, them may not copy. If set to dark they definitely copy. So, you can have it any way you like.
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You will probably have to adapt it with a file, its soft and shapes easily. Thats what i did.
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as the others have said below, plus an insert to change the image format from square to rectangular
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When printing there is the option for a user defined roll size. One thing make sure you set up the paper to be longer then the photo being printed as there is no cutter on the machine.
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Yes, you can copy from the bed and make legal size copies. Haven't done it myself, but the manual states it can. Yes, you can enlarge and reduce from the flat bed, also fit to page setting, 100% setting and also custom (25 to 400%). Used the custom setting many times, works great.
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I realize this may sound like a stupid response, but are you sure you have chosen the "black" button vs. the "color" button when copying?
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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.