Does the cash register have to run on thermal paper?
631268
Yes, that is what is required per the manual. The least expensive we've found is WalMart.
1125846
No, it is strictly a check register. It does have the function to reconcile your bank statement, export your information to a spreadsheet & rename your accounts. Once I got used to it being on my computer, I shredded my paper check registers. I am a bookkeeper and I really love this program.
1076492
Uses thermal paper ... Either a roll. Also uses individual sheets of 4x6 thermal paper. Runs on battery or with optional AC adapter. Note.... These units are worthless with newer computers. Can't fond a driver to use with Wondows 7.
1977987
Sort of, there is a paper port that opens up on the right side that will take heavy paper. How heavy, I do not know, all I have run through it has been waterproof mailing labels and business cards but the paper almost goes straight through
935233
What is a thermal receipt? I scan paper only. I do not know whether it will scan thermal receipts or not. Sorry.
24105
It is a pretty obsolete device, and ONLY prints on relatively obscure and expensive sizes of thermal paper- which fades with time and exposure to heat, and is not available in self-adhesive forms. The print is also small and a bit blurry. I would not use it for this.
910275
Yes. The Pocket Jet 3 Plus prints on paper up to 8.5 inches wide and any length. It can print on thermal fax paper. It is very compact. I think it is a bit over priced. However, there is little in it to brake or go wrong and you don't have to buy ink. There is a USB/Bluetooth version with only the printer that sells for a little less. You must download print drivers, get your own paper, etc.
743731
Wow, interesting - use the QL-500 for printing memos or other text on plain thermal paper. Maybe use as a POS printer to print receipts... Unfortunately, Brother doesn't sell continuous-roll plain paper, everything seems to be label stock. Your only choices seem to be various roll die-cut or continuous labels. Searching the web for "QL-500 tape continuous roll" has a youTube video on the first page of results descibing a hardware modification to the QL-500 that will allow the use of continuous roll that you're looking for, but I think many people would find these simple modifications impracticable. See the video "HOW to modify your ql-500" Uploaded by cheapskatevideo on Dec 8, 2011. Since this is a discussion forum, not a product review, here's hoping Amazon allows the link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XCLxk8-MtI
1114447
Regular paper tape. Not thermal paper. There is a ribbon. This is a very well engineered and manufactured machine. My original Canon MP11DX served me for about 12 to 15 years. It fell in an office accident and part of the printing assembly (a plastic part) was broken when the calculator fell during an attempt to bring order to my studio/office. I was very happy to find the same device and features were still available. So I ordered the new replacement device. No learning curve.
2044815
It will not. There is a type of thermal printer paper that you must use. There's a small supply that comes with the printer but you'll need to order more.
1040811
You can buy either rolls (4 1/8" wide) or sheets (European A6 I believe) of thermal paper. Note that there are a lot of problems with this nearly obsolete device, so be careful.
1229747
It should this is thermal paper and as long as the size is correct you should be good to go.
763167
No. I have a paper white and have no issue of it turning off. Mine works great
1614257
yes you can, this item uses 2 1/4 plain bond paper with a ir40 ink roller. We sell this register and all supplies
387561
We use the 3-1/8" by 230ft rolls. NCR 856348 Thermal Receipt Paper, 3-1/8" x 230', White, 50 Rolls/Pk
221327
It uses thermal paper only, just to be clear. The rolls are 4 1/8" wide and 98 inches long. The precut sheets are 4 1/8" x 5 3/4". Because thermal paper deteriorates over time, you probably do not want to buy old stocks of the stuff made for this printer but some cash registers, etc. use this width. When I had mine years ago, I tried some narrower paper and it did not work too well.
1590264
No, you would need whats called a ALPHAnumeric Cash register like the 850ml or 710ml we carry quite a few.