Canon Pixma Ip4850 User Guide

 Important
 Always load paper in the portrait orientation (B). Loading paper in the landscape
orientation (C) can cause paper jams.
 Note
 Do not load sheets of paper higher than the Load Limit Mark (D).
 Note
After loading paper
 Select the size and type of the loaded paper in Printer Paper Size and Media Type in the printer
driver. 
See 
Printing Documents.
 
     
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Advanced GuideTroubleshooting
Contents > Loading Paper > Loading Paper > Loading Paper in the Rear Tray > Loading Envelopes
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 Loading Envelopes You can print on European DL and US #10 envelopes. 
The address is automatically rotated and printed ac cording to the envelopes direction by specifying
with the printer driver properly.
 Important
 Do not use the following envelopes. They could jam in the printer or cause the printer to
malfunction.
- Envelopes with an embossed or treated surface 
-...

the Rear Tray WITH THE ADDRESS SIDE FACING YOU.
The folded flap of the envelope will be faced down on the left side.
Up to 10 envelopes can be loaded at once.
(4) Slide the Paper Guides (A) to align them with both  sides of the envelopes.
Do not slide the Paper Guides too hard. The envelop es may not be fed properly.
(B) Rear side
(C) Address side
 Note
 Do not load envelopes higher than the Load Limit Mark (D).
3.Specify the settings with the printer driver.
(1) Select Envelope in Commonly Used Settings...

      
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Contents > Loading Paper > Loading Paper > Media Types You Can Use
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 Media Types You Can Use 
Choose paper suitable for printing, for the best pr int results. Canon provides you various types of pa per
to enhance the fun of printing, such as stickers as  well as papers for photo or document. W e
recommend the use of Canon genuine paper for printi ng your important photos.
 Media Types
Commercially available papers
 Plain Paper (including recycled paper) - Media type...

For printing photos:
 Photo Paper Pro Platinum - Media type settings - 
Printer driver: Photo Paper Pro Platinum
 Glossy Photo Paper Everyday Use - Media type settings - 
Printer driver: Glossy Photo Paper
 Photo Paper Glossy 
- Media type settings - 
Printer driver: Glossy Photo Paper
 Photo Paper Plus Glossy II - Media type settings - 
Printer driver: Photo Paper Plus Glossy II
 Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss - Media type settings - 
Printer driver: Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss
 Matte Photo Paper - Media...

- Media type settings -
Printer driver: T-Shirt Transfers
 Photo Stickers - Media type settings - 
Printer driver: Glossy Photo Paper 
- Paper load limit - 
Rear Tray: 1 sheet 
- Paper Output Tray load limit - 
W e recommend that you remove the previously printed sh eet from the Paper Output Tray before
continuously printing to avoid blurs and discolorat ion.
 Note
 Feeding this paper from the Cassette can damage the printer. Always load in the Rear
Tray.
 You can easily specify print settings with...

 Notes on Storing Paper
 Take out only the necessary number of paper from the package, just before printing.
 To avoid curling, when you do not print, put unused paper back into the package and keep it on a
level surface. And also, store it avoiding heat, humidi ty, and direct sunlight.
 Notes on Paper for Full-page Borderless Printing
 Duplex printing is not available for full-page borderless printing.
 You cannot use A5, B5, and Legal-sized paper, and  envelopes for full-page borderless printing.
 You...

Advanced GuideTroubleshooting
Contents > Loading Paper > Loading Paper > Media Types You Cannot Use
C076 
 Media Types You Cannot Use 
Do not use the following types of paper. Using such  paper will cause not only unsatisfactory results, but
also the printer to jam or malfunction.
 Folded, curled, or wrinkled paper
 Damp paper
 Paper that is too thin (weighing less than 17 lb /  64 g/m2
)
 Paper that is too thick (weighing more than 28 lb /  105 g/m2
, except for Canon genuine paper)
 Paper thinner than...