How long is this roll? It's about double the price of HP printer paper of the same width, but I am thinking this would work better for drawing on.
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The roll is 900 feet long which means it costs you under 1 nickel per 1-foot x 2-foot piece of paper. I use it for mounting 8-foot long novel plot graphs on the walls in my writing space. But I've also been known to use it for drawings as well. I've also made my own hand-painted gift-wrap with this paper and it works beautifully. It's the right weight for many little projects that are only limited by my imagination.
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Cannot answer large print job question - we generally print smaller PDFs - under 1M
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You don't feed the entire roll. You can cut it to any length up to 11" long, making it the same size as standard paper, if that's the maximum size that your printer will handle. You save on waste, by being able to cut smaller lengths, as necessary. I usually print my design out in a trial run, in greyscale, or draft mode, on regular paper, to see how large the design is, then cut the fabric appropriately. Hope this answers your question.
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Tip on printing greeting cards. Use Matte finish presentation paper. Make them 1/4 fold design. You'll get awsome quality and they're easier to fold than card stock anyway. It's normally 32 to 35# HP brand seems to be the best value at this time.That said....I don't think I want this printer as I often need to print on heavy paper for other print jobs.
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a sheet 13x19 inches, roll to 13" wide and my computer will print 104" long. I have printed all sizes in sheet up to 13 x 19. I also like the presentation matt paper along with glossy.
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this paper is thicker than most that are out there....ALMOST like a post card, but not quite. I bought some "HP Premium Photo Paper" the other day cuz it was on sale and you can't EVEN compare it.......In my opinion,.....the Kodak paper is the best out there...You can really tell a difference in print quality too......Get the Kodak paper....you won't regret it :)
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I use an Epson R2000 Stylus Photo with a 13" paper width; most of the larger Epsons, the professional printers, will handle roll paper, and from my experience, 8" rolls being the smallest they will handle. You would have to shop around, but when I got the Epson, Canon did not have a comparable printer, and no others seemed to have photographic output as their main purpose.
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I bought this wallpaper and the wall that i put this wallpaper has the nearly that measures, so i think one roll could be enough for you but you have to be careful about the drawing because you have to match them when you put on the wall. After all, i recommend you, if you've never put a wallpaper, to buy two rolls to make sure that it will be more than enough and you will get some extra wallpaper in case of rip or something else that damage it.
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It holds decently. Paper size, not sure. I just bought Creatology Easel Roll paper at the fabric store and haven't tired it out yet. It measures 18" wide.
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Hi, What is your HP model? All the HP portable printers I see look quite large..
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Worked fine on a Canon Pixma printer, but I don't think you'd have any problem on an HP machine. The paper produces very high intensity, glossy prints.
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This dust cover's pretty much a big, strong rectangle with flaps, and so the flaps allow flexibility to cover many different sizes and shapes of printers. Since I don't own the same model printer as yours, don't know about your machine's dimensions...but here's what I did...plus a handy work-around: 1.Get a piece of regular letter-sized paper; 2.Visit HP website, and type in your specific printer model, find the printer dimensions and *be sure* to write them down --btw the printer dimensions are sometimes found by clicking off a tab from the main printer description page, sometimes not; 3. Compare the dimensions your wrote down from the HP website for your printer model to the Amazon seller's dustcover description. ALTERNATIVE: Don't have a ruler to measure your own printer/all-in-one? Or...Can't find your printer/all-in-one model dimensions in the PDF manual? Here's a handy work-around we've used in our office: 1.Get a sheet of standard letter-sized paper; 2.Fold your paper paper in half (once), then in half again (twice), then in half again (that's three times); 3.At the smallest fold, you'll have the letter-sized paper in 1/8th squares, which --on the short side of the paper-- is just a bit over 1 inch...and so now you've got a sort of crude but good-enough ruler; 4.Use the *almost 1 inch* squares you've folded into your letter-sized paper to roughly measure your printer's length, width, height; 5.Write down these 3 dimensions of your own printer; 6.Now compare the dimensions of your printer to the description of the Amazon seller's product page description of the dustcover. PS: Some paper trays can be folded in, when not in use, that might help, too. Good luck! --lapisblue
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My paper was 25 feet long...it depends on how much you need. This paper is very high-quality...
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I bought this paper in the 25' roll. Sounds like this is simply a larger roll.
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This takes up very little room on top and in front of the printer. About 10" high and about 12" out. I use 8.5"x 11" paper. I like that it feeds directly into the printing area so I can use thicker paper also. Prints very well.
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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.
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Jalal, I have an old HP Photosmart All-In-One printer and the paper works just fine. It is not just for Laser printers. It's nice paper and I noticed today (after I posted review) that the price has dropped, so I think I will get some more myself.