How do you use the printer on the top side
175449
If you're talking about feeding your originals in the top to make copies, scan or to fax, you put your papers face up with the top of the pages going in first. Make sure you push them in until they stop. Push copy, scan or enter a fax number and then hit the start button. The papers will feed in one page at a time until they are all through. They will come out right below the feed tray. I hope that helps.
175450
I use the printer very little because it only works occasionally. I'm not sure what you mean by "top side", the auto paper feed? scanner? copier?
2039852
You can print on both sides of the card. you just need a printer that can do double sided printing or work out how to turn the card over and get the printing aligned. A couple of trial runs should fix that problem regards Alex
879901
Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically advance when you print and should reverse direction when it reaches the end of the spool. Hope that this helps. Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically... » Read More Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically advance when you print and should reverse direction when it reaches the end of the spool. Hope that this helps. « Show Less
297605
I believe that it means that the printer prints on both sides of the page. It automatically 'turns and loads' the paper so it can be printed on both sides.
1746177
Not sure, I would assume you do it somewhere through the printer settings...
1133880
There is an adjustment lever on the printer to move the printhead closer/farther from paper. We print 4 part paper on ours.
1422657
To print on both sides you do this in the settings and it prints both sides automatically. The default setting is one sided printing. This one of the reasons I bought this printer as I print contracts with both sides of the paper. This printer for the money is a great machine and value.
211816
Ihave the MFC-J875DW and I have to print side 1 and then turn printed side of the new printed page 180* and put it in the print tray with print side up and the printer will print on both sides,-- but make sure you put side 2 of the needed copy into feeder to scan and print to the paper side 2.
2225425
Put the envelope in through the front guides with the top of the envelope to the left. Let the printer "grab it" and you are ready to hit print!
832552
the Avery template for these allows you to print on both sides. i remember using the template without too much difficulty.
1005426
I grasp the frame while it's upside down and push the framework to bring up the print. Most have a lock on the side to hold the print in place as tho' it were engaging its target or you can hold it in place with your fingers. Then, when the print is facing you it can be inked with a few dabs of liquid stamper ink. When it returns to its resting position, the newly added ink will soak into the built in pad. Repeat if necessary.
1473562
I don't know what you mean by reading the driver "Fine Print" but when I wish to print on both sides, I click on "Preferences" in the Windows print menu, then click on "Finishing" and select "Print on both sides (manually)". When the first side is printed the printer prompts you to remove the printed page or pages, insert in the paper tray, without rotating or turning, and select OK on the printer display screen. I print 20 copies of a 4 page newsletter every month and have never had a problem with this printer.
455621
I use Windows XP with this printer. The printer does print both sides at the same time. It is a wonderful machine.
256823
Lift up the top[srring loaded] then lift the black top w/glass " see release button on left side" make sure machine is turned on. the ink carriage should advance.
1562924
Yes. It prompts you to insert the output (the front pages) back into the feeder so it can print the back side. It guides you on how to do this. Reading the other responses on this thread, I agree this requires human intervention, but it's not a big deal. I do a lot of double-side printing. It works well. To put this in the proper perspective, this is the same process as for my more expensive HP LaserJet Color 300 which cost twice as much.
635033
you are incorrect on the two sided printing, you must go to the properties and set the printer to two sided documents!
491203
I leave the strip on because when I took it off my printer did not recognize the transperancy. You want to print on the textured side, so on my printer I load it with the texture side down. I'm not sure how your printer works but I load my transperancies one at a time.