Can they be printed on by a standard computer printer? Will they feed in form the in tray?
1124210
I don't think so. I think the finish is too smooth. I used a label for my printing.
1124211
I didn't use them to print out on. Never thought of it. I would think so, they are sturdy but pliable. Hope this helps.
1124212
They are pretty thick, I wouldn't put them through my computer. I printed my logo on a sticker and put them on the front. Good luck.
1124213
You would have to be careful of it catching. The outside has a lottle sheen to it, so I think an inkjet orinter might smear.
1124214
They wouldn't work in my laser printer--too bulky. I used printed my event date/logo on transparent mailing labels and placed them onthe front of the folder. They actually didn't look bad.
1155779
Yes it will print on cardstock. I've done it before. Use the multi-purpose paper tray. Don't use the standard paper trays, they're not made for that.
630728
I believe it wont, You have to pick what tray you want to print from using your preference before starting
1509841
Yes, but you have to load them in the rear feed slot and use the LCD screen on the printer to set the paper size to the envelope you're using.
735131
There should be a manual feed on your printer... This will feed non standard sizes
1201613
I have not printed these sizes, but I do use the rear tray to keep and print 8.5 x 5.5 (half page label) and I have printed stacks of these without jamming. Hope this helps!
864064
Actually they can, seems this one prints on glossy paper - its still Brother: Brother HLL8350CDW Wireless Color Laser Printer
1106145
If your printer can print on cd's, I don't see why it wouldn't print on these following the same directions. They are about the same size. Direct printing opens up another world of possible effects with these.
1288737
Since the paper does a 180 degree turn out of the tray and into the print path you'd need to stay within guidelines for paper thickness and flexibility. Anything thicker than standard inkjet photo stock will give you problems. There's no rear single sheet feed as some printers have for thick stocks. Other than that I really like this printer.
604810
You don't change the tray settings on the computer. If you want to use the manual feed tray in the back of the printer you just insert paper until it registers. The little screen on the front of the printer will tell you if it's in there right. If there's paper in the manual feed and the printer knows it, that's where it will print from. If there's no paper in the manual feed it will automatically default to the front tray. Paper must be inserted in the manual feed tray before hitting print on your computer. I'm not a fan of the way this works!
1314564
I have printed them on my home printer - HP Photosmart All-In-One Color Fax/Copier/Printer. And on my printer at work, which is a large industrial sized copy machine that uses that copier black ink only - also a 3-in-one. So that is all that I know from my own experience. I would guess that it wouldn't matter. I also switched from Avery to Digi-Orange brand labels - I discovered that the quality is the same, but the price is MUCH less!
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The same way that you do with the ones that come with the printer. You just slide them into the slot that they go in. I hope that helps. I am not really sure how to better answer what you are asking. If you have them, and have a specific question, I might be able to answer a little better.
758701
They worked just fine in my friend's MFC-295CN printer, (I bought them for him) so you should be OK. :0)
24103
no that will not work for printing out labels it only prints out sheetsit takes special paper to run this printer printer I hope this helps you
993040
They'd probably just make a mess in your computer. They're really designed to be used in a printer.
125975
I have printed from the camera using ones saved on my. Computer. Should be fine. Love the camera.
1438131
Yes. The print heads are "built-in" and you'll need to unwrap and install the ink.