Will this printer handle faxing legal size papers? Will the receiving tray hold the papers that go through? my HP just dumps them in the floor
811440
It looks like it will handle legal size paper in the paper tray. I have faxed legal size documents and haven't had any complaints. The person receiving them would have to have legal size paper in their tray, I would think. I depends on how many pages you receive at once. I haven't had any trouble with paper falling on the floor but I don't think the incoming tray would hold a lot of paper.
811441
The 4100E will handle legal and regular size paper at the same time. I routinely send 25 to 28 page faxes without a problem. It feeds them through very quickly so I just catch them as they come through, otherwise they probably would end up on the floor, though I don't know that for a fact since I have always caught them.
811442
Yes, you can send legal size documents through the feeder...that is the maximum length a page can befor scanning to fax. The tray into which the document passes has an arm like extension that is slightly shorter than the legal size paper but will hold it in place.
811443
Yes...It has the ability to send and receive legal pages. When receiving a legal doc, this unit will resize it to an 8.5x11" size since it does not have a legal paper tray. It is equipped with catch mechanisms that prevent the paper from falling onto the floor for both inbound and outbound transmissions.
1164278
No answer, just want to concur. The printer claims it can handle cardstock by offering a paper setting in its printer manager software for cardstock but it always jams when trying to feed it from the tray.
444978
This printer is quite bulky. It measures 16 inches wide by 11.1 inches tall by 17 inches deep. That is with the paper tray in place.
2088279
All these answers seem right, but if you want the flexibility of having an extra tray fordifferent size paper or envelopes you can purchase it from HPhttp://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Accessories/Paper-Trays/CN548Afor about US$80
533457
I printed on 8.5x11" photo paper via the rear paper feed. I didn't try through tray 2, as I did not want to bend the paper. I've had nothing but trouble with this printer, though. Epson is sending me my third printer, as the second one had the same clogged nozzles proble as the first.
2244283
I received your question. This printer will print both letter and legal and it will do it per instructions it receives from the PDF if you have the option selected for it to determine which size to print. I forget what it's called but it does work.
1549185
The directions say you can but I have not been able to do it. There is a large tray on the bottom that will hold standard or legal size paper and it works great. You can open the front cover and there is another place to put paper (Tray 2) from letter size envelopes to legal size paper. I have never been able to get Tray 2 to work like I thought it should and I have not been able to print an envelope. Maybe I just haven't tried hard enough.
1307016
I've only ever printed 8.5x11. The paper tray appears to be adjustable so it may be able to print on smaller sheets of paper or envelopes, but I'm not sure.
1304250
The only paper tray that comes with the unit catches scanned papers that you are faxing out. Faxes you receive come out on the flat surface underneath that tray. You can probably receive about 30 pages before the papers spill over.
2026590
It does allow legal sized paper (but you have to re-set the paper size on the machine), and envelopes are printable BUT it is a cumbersome project. If you need to print envelopes often, I would not recommend this machine. Also, you can buy the black cartridges separately - I have (I mostly print in black - you can set the machine for black only/just press the black print button on the machine). I like the machine very much, but I just retired and don't need printed envelopes (their instructions are confusing and you can only print one at a time). Also, to use the fax settings, if you have your phone thru VOI, you have to open up the machine and directly plug one end of the phone connector into the machine and the other end into the router.
992359
This copier can print legal size but it can't print wider than eight and a half inches. This is a good home printer but I wouldn't recommend it for business. I think it could handle the quantity but it would be too slow for business use.
1376643
There is one front loading paper tray that can hold legal size paper. There is also a rear feed tray that is adjustable as well and can feed legal size paper. I love this printer. It uses far less ink than previous Canon and HP printers that I have had.
81627
Yes, that's the way I have mine setup. and I feed labels and envelopes through the manual tray. It knows what size paper is in each tray and automatically does it's thing. Great printer! there's even a wireless app for your tablet or phone. Scan and copy work well also.
1850356
My printer has two trays and they will hold legal (14") paper. Have had very good experience with this printer.
169827
The interior of each tray adjusts for paper size from regular 8.5 x 11 to legal. Very easy to do. Your computer will tell the printer which size paper to print on. Very happy with this printer so far.
1256968
never jams unless paper tray is overfilled. or using cheap recycled paper. With HP paper it never jams.
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Yes, it does have a paper tray and it feeds the paper as you print. The paper tray pulls out from the front and is about 1 inch deep, so the capacity depends on the thickness of your paper. With standard use 20# paper, it will hold well over 100 at a time. There is also an ADF (automatic document feeder) on top for copying multiple sheets or for faxing. I hope this helps.