Can you release or add one paper when there are other papers already inserted ? Do they release and hang efficiently if they differ in thickness?
639263
Hey Martin, I use two of these daily for work to hang current job orders on. I am 95% happy with it 1 year later. I'm still trying to figure out why once in a while it doesn't seem to act normal. That being said, it's a GREAT product. To answer your question specifically, YES! It's pretty easy. To release you have to lift up. To add is even easier. Some things I hang is only one sheet, sometimes it's as many as 9-10 sheets thick right next to it. The odd things I'm talking about is... sometimes they just fall... no explanation. This has happened maybe 10 times in 1 year, not often for using everyday! Sometimes when I release, other papers close by will fall as well. Bottom line, definitely would recommend!
639264
Yes. The papers I used were all laminated with different thickness so yes they do and doesn't matter what is up already, if there is room you can put more up or remove them at will. It holds pretty well as long as you install it right. I messed up the first time installing one strip. Once I fixed it no problems at all.
639265
Yes, they way they work is that they have round pressure points that push in multiple points so they will be able to handle multiple thickness, sizes, and shapes. Since they are round pressure points, you just pull on the piece you want to remove and it will remove easily. I used them to hold up job aids at my store and they are still holding strong almost a year later from switching in and out aids.
639266
Yes, I am a teacher and I hold a number of multiple papers at one time! In the "slit" where the paper is inserted there are multiple little rollers each about an inch long that raise and lower to fit the thickness of various papers. To release the papers insert your finger tips and swipe them across the tops of the papers to lift the rollers while gently pulling the paper out with your other hand.
419104
It does so automatically depending on which paper you choose. Sometimes it gets "stuck" and doesn't change properly or does so improperly. It happened to me once and I googled the error and got instructions on how to fix, if that is what has happened to you.
1631453
I did not use that particular paper. Got another that was closer to my color cabnets, same brand and yes it did stick easily
1042100
I have no trouble with paper jamming on my unit, but I can recommend that you should fill the printer tray up and not only put a few sheets in it at a time.
630729
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.
2088283
I own a 8600 plus and to the best of my knowledge, you cannot just feed one sheet at a time. You can just load some letterhead in the tray, face up and print as normal.
2273573
I've used up to thirty sheets in one of these big albums, and it IS a heavy beast to carry around! I would probably limit the size to around twenty sheets, and divide the collection between two or more such albums next time. By simply adding the extra post extensions included with the refill sheets, one can make the album as thick as you want, but the "limiting reagent" is how unwieldy such a big album becomes... Sincerely, Pete
1895773
Yes but the paper must be loaded in the rear tray 1 sheet at a time, more than one sheet will jam the printer.
1855801
Not really, the paper is handmade-so it's thicker than usual paper...I was very happy with this product!
418892
Make sure nothing is jammed in there No torn piece of paper ? Never had problem
1455287
It is; Im not sure how many sheets you can "stack" up before it is too many to fit into the track. The one thing to note is that to remove the paper you pull the sheet up, which releases any and all sheets which also may be behind it too. Inserting just the corner of a piece of paper is enough to hold it, and improves the amount of infiormation you can store on the track
367608
Shawn, it was a bit difficult to get my things to hang at first. I find that slipping the paper in the opening then moving it slightly to one side helped. Once I "got the hang of it", it's become easier and I like the way it holds without my having to use push pins to hold paper as I have young grandchildren and wanted this to display their artwork. Hope this helps.
2115340
I usually put 2 sheets in 1 protector. I've put 1 regular 20# paper plus 1 card stock. No problems.
2154736
The unit will hold more than 1 piece of paper - but the more paper you insert (per position) will make it harder to remove the papers later and perhaps increase tearing or jamming of the unit. To hold several sheets of paper -you might be better fastening donna conna to your walls which will allow you to pin or staple directly into it.
1859566
The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
641313
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.
735129
Most printers have a way to load one sheet that is not 8.5 x 11. Each will be slightly different so follow the directions for yours.