what side of the photo paper do u put in the printer?
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it's a paper on which pictures get printed. ya, Shiney side up
1170994
As said above, yes you do need to have both the photo and the color cartridges in there.  The photo cartridge does not contain any yellow, which is why your prints aren't coming out right.  It has photo black, cyan and magenta, so it needs to get the yellow from the regular color cartridge.  No colors can really mix together to make yellow, so pretty much all the lighter colors are going to be missing from your prints.  This could explain why they are coming out blue.
818017
Generally, a dye. You need to be more specific. What paper? What colour?
970620
It depends on the printer, if the printer allows it then yes you can. Look to see if it says duplex plrinting, then you can print double sided.\nGood on you for aiming to use less paper :) Hope this helps.
693109
Click on the File menu and choose Page Setup\nClick on the Paper Size tab\nClick on the drop-down arrow at Paper Size\nScroll through the paper sizes until you find the one nearest to your measurments.\nDecide which way the words will run on the card. For instance will the short sides of the card be the top and bottom (Choose Portrait), or will the long sides of the card be top and bottom (choose Landscape).\n\nIf you choose Portrait, put the cards into the printer with the short side facing into the printer rollers and the long side facing in if you choose Landscape.\n\nTest out your printer with a blank card of the same size, if your printer feeds from the front, then you will put the cards in with the picture turned up. If the paper feeds from the back I think the picture needs to face away from front. Test with blank card first, put a mark on the blank card to indicate which will be the front and you won't waste any of the valuable invites!
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If A4 is big enough, have your picture on the screen.  If it is wider than long, rotate it 90 degrees so that it is now longer than wide.  Press print and go to print preview. This should allow you to stretch your picture the full or almost full length of the page size.  The only flaw is that in so stretching you may lose definition and the print will not be top quality.  Worth a try...........
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it depends on the type of printer you have- you should be able to open the lid of the printe and the cartiges will move to the middle- gently pull it out and just pop the new one in- plus- it should say on the box- once again it depends on the type of printer- i have an HP
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go to control panel\nclick on printers \nclick show installed printers\nRIGHT CLICK on the printer\nLeft click propertys\nclick on printing prefferences\nuncheck rotated\nclick apply
71978
Use Windows Picture Viewer.  Hit the print icon at the bottom.  On Printer setup or properties select 4X6 paper size.  Then select the full page cropped or fax view.  If it doesn't set up how you want it to, you'll have to crop it to approximately 4X6 ratios and than take these steps.
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download a software that allow you to captured your screen [or part of your screen] capture the part that u want to print. now the ebook=>picture=>print out the picture. u got it.
740652
that's the order in the printer, you can't stick the middle ones in without removing  the neighboring one!
961395
well you have to check the print setup first before you print ,choose FILE then PRINT SETUP and set the paper size and type ...  DD
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depends which part your wanting to color in
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Add all sides together
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Are you looking at purchasing a printer or looking for a print/copy shop there?\nPlease click on Add Details on the right -beside your question.
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Printing something????
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My suggestion is when you select the print button and the box opens choose Preferences and see if the settings are right for the paper you are using.   Perhaps the setting is for 5x6 card instead of a full size paper.  Things do happen.  \nE