Can you set where the folds need to be or is there only one setting? Do they tri-fold for #10 window envelopes?
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It has 2 settings but I would only depend on the setting for an A4 envelope. I'm not sure how that equates to a number 10. I had to change envelopes when I started using mine, but for the time it save me it was definitely worth it.
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This one does not have adjustments but dies fold for #10 envelopes assuming the print is in the right place. This is the best unit of the price range units out there however you still have to put the document in properly each time or it will mess the document up. Just be aware. But is messes up less than it's competitors.
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Sure, I use card stock and don't change any settings, but I usually only put in one or two sheets at a time. You should be able to use the "labels" that are the right size and have the perforated edges. Just remember to put the sheets in face side down if there is a difference on how the sheets look front and back.
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You can drop a single sheet on top of other sheets as long as they are the same size. The tray has to be removed to do this. The printer picks up the top sheet. To do an envelope, the tray has to be removed and the paper taken out. The guides on the sides have to be adjusted to the envelope without putting pressure on it. A detail in the tray shows which way the envelope should go. In the software program where you set up the address, click print envelope. I never tried to do more than one envelope at a time. Once you have figured it out, it becomes straight forward.
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Start envelope folded end into laminator, be sure it is entered straight. If it is cocked, it will bind along the edge and may halt feeding if envelope is full width of machine. Feed rate is slow - let it run; it will work if the sheet is not cocked.
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Yes, only one at a time. You could take the paper tray out and fill it with envelopes.
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Only open one side and fold it in! The opening part is easy too and you can Easily attach and close it again! I take It apart next to the door so I don't have to mess with the door frame! It's a little on the heavier side but that's we're the sturdiness comes in!
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I disagree here with the other answers. I have envelopes in Tray 1 and plain paper in Tray 2, then via the web interface I tell the printer what is in each tray. I've never had to choose during a print job, it just goes to the right tray for envelopes or letter size paper. Just for full disclosure this is on a 8630 and using a Mac. YMMV** Update ** This was done via the AirPrint driver, not the HP driver. See comment below on this for details.
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I have only printed two envelopes and they came out fine without jamming. The manual says you can print a maximum of 3 at a time (face up) using the front multi-purpose tray and adjust the width to match the envelopes width which is easy to do. The inconvenience is that you have to open the back of the machine (this is where the envelopes come out). I say this is an inconvenience because my printer has the back facing the wall which means I have to rotate it 90 degrees so I have room to open the back cover. I think most people place their machines with the back facing the wall. Otherwise, performance wise, it's 2/2 without a jam. I'll repost if I run into any problems.
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Hi Mary, I will answer this if you only have one tray and then if you bought the optional 2nd tray as I did. With only 1 tray take out the paper and place your envelopes in. Then adjust the sides and fron of the tray to fit your envelopes. I place mine face down in the center of the tray. Then when you go to your word processor, you select print envelopes and follow the instructions. When you go to print select the envelope you are using adn the position. I use word and it would allow to place the envelopes to the left, middle, or right hand. If you have the optional tray 2 (it must be the bottom tray) you need to place your regular paper in that tray and setup that tray to be the default tray. Then you can keep envelopes in tray 1 the uppermost tray. When you go to print an envelope you select tray 1. You can also set your printer up to know that Tray 1 is envelopes and Tray 2 is 8.5 X 11 paper. Then most programs know to use tray 1 if you are printing an envelope. Hope this helps. Sorry I couldn't answer earlier.
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Yes. The pattern does repeat, but only the 36" sides can be placed next to each other. The short sides do not continue the design. You can flip the design either horizontal or verticle..it works either way, but if both the height AND width of your window is greater than 36", it won't work
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Instruction manual says "yes". It also says it will do double parallel, c folds and half folds. I have only used the c-fold. This machine has been an excellent device for many years. A word of caution: Be "VERY" careful in the initial set up. Make sure all alignment guides are straight, parallel and firmly secured. Loose and misaligned guides will yield confetti of your documents.
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Absolutely ... very easy to do. You must put envelope(s) lengthwise in auxilliary paper tray in center position. I use MS Word 2010 to do this and it will print both the return address and the recipients address. Do NOT use self adhesive envelopes (only licking kind). Put Flap side to left. If you are using Word, you can go to http://blogs.office.com/2010/10/08/envelopes-and-return-addresses-video/ for more info on this. Good luck.
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It has a multi-purpose/bypass tray I assume it works with envelopes but I never used it, I think it would probably fit 10-15 at a time.
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Remove the paper from the paper tray and adjust the plastic blue adjuster tabs to fit. My own personal method is to print one envelope at a time. But that's just me. I'm sure you'd be fine otherwise. Hope this helps.
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Thats a hard question.. It gets small... like when you fold A4 paper 3times in horizontal.. Something like that
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The boxes arrive flat. You have to tape them to use them but that's all. These are not the kind of boxes you just have to fold properly to use.
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envelopes go in the same way paper does. strait up and in the middle of the printer. Make sure the flap is pointing to the right, as you face the printer. and of course face down. hope this helps