Lexmark Z600 manual Print your document, Build your booklet

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Step 3: Print your document

Click OK.

After the first half of your booklet and the reloading instruction page prints, your printer software prompts you to reload the paper.

1Insert the stack of paper and the reloading instruction page with the printed side facing away from you and the arrows pointing down into the paper support.

2Click Continue Printing.

If you do not want to print the reloading instruction page:

1From Print Properties dialog box, click Options Style Options.

2Clear the Print instruction page to assist in reloading check box.

3Click OK.

Step 4: Build your booklet

After your document prints, stack the bundles together and bind your booklet.

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Contents Checklist to find solutions to common setup problems How to print several projects on various types of paperLearn about the printer parts and the printer software Caring for your cartridges and ordering suppliesEdition January Contents Setup troubleshooting Understanding the printer parts Z600 Series Color JetprinterPrinter overview Understanding the printer software Printer driverUnderstanding the printer software Customizing the settings for your document Lexmark Solution Center Paper Setup tabFollowing table describes the LSC tabs Printing on plain paper Load the paperPrinting ideas Customize the print settings Printing photosPrint your document Load the photo paperCustomize the print settings Printing on premium or coated paper Print your photosLoad the premium or coated paper Printing on premium or coated paperPrinting on both sides of a sheet of paper Printing on both sides of a sheet of paperLoad the paper Select Side Flip or Top Flip Printing cards Load the cardsPrinting cards Printing envelopes Print your cardsLoad the envelopes Printing envelopesCustomize the print settings Printing color images in black and white Print your envelopesPrinting color images in black and white Print your document Printing a booklet Printing a bookletCustomize the print settings Build your booklet Printing labels Load the labelsPrinting labels Customize the print settings Printing handouts Print your labelsPrinting handouts Select Side Flip or Top Flip binding Printing a poster Print your handoutsPrinting a poster Load the paper Print your poster Assemble your posterPrinting iron-on transfers Load the iron-on transfersPrinting iron-on transfers Print your iron-on transfer Printing transparencies Load the transparenciesPrinting transparencies Print your transparencies Printing your document in reverse order Printing your document in reverse orderPrint your document Printing a banner Load the banner paperPrinting a banner Customize the print settings Printing on custom size paper Print your bannerLoad the custom size paper Printing on custom size paperPrint your document Maintenance Replacing the print cartridgesRemoving the used cartridges Installing the cartridges Replacing the print cartridgesReplacing the print cartridges Specifying cartridge settings in the printer software Improving print quality Improving print qualityPreserving the print cartridges Preserving the print cartridgesOrdering supplies Ordering suppliesTroubleshooting checklist Setup troubleshootingSolving printer software installation problems When I insert the printer software CD, nothing happensSolving printer software installation problems Windows 98/Me Windows 2000/XP Installing the printer software Removing the printer softwareUnderstanding error messages and flashing lights General troubleshootingPaper Jam message Ink Low messagePower/Resume button is blinking Resolving unsuccessful or slow printingPrinter is plugged in, but does not print Resolving unsuccessful or slow printingTest page does not print Check the printer portClearing paper misfeeds or jams Alignment page does not printPrinter ejects a blank page after appearing to print Printer prints very slowlyPrinter does not feed envelopes or specialty media Printer has a paper jamSolving print quality problems Solving print quality problemsPrint is too dark or smudged Vertical straight lines are not smoothCharacters are missing or unexpected Printed characters are improperly formed or misalignedColors on the printout differ from the colors on the screen Solving specialty media problems Colors on the printout are fadedPhotos do not print as expected Glossy or photo papers or transparencies stick togetherElectronic emission notices Japanese Vcci notice United Kingdom Telecommunications Act Glossary Page Printer port. See USB port Index Page Unsuccessful or slow

Z600 specifications

The Lexmark Z600 is a versatile inkjet printer known for its affordability and efficiency, primarily designed for home and small office use. This printer combines functionality with innovation, catering to the diverse needs of users who require high-quality prints without the overhead costs associated with more advanced models.

One of the main features of the Lexmark Z600 is its print resolution, which can reach up to 2400 x 1200 dots per inch (dpi). This impressive resolution enables users to achieve sharp text and vivid graphics, making it suitable for both documents and photographs. The Z600 can produce borderless prints, allowing users to create professional-looking materials that stand out.

The printer's speed is another significant advantage. The Z600 boasts a print speed of up to 15 pages per minute for black and white documents and around 10 pages per minute for color prints. This efficiency makes it ideal for users with high-volume printing needs while ensuring a balanced performance for everyday tasks.

Incorporating Lexmark's patented printing technologies, the Z600 utilizes a system of individual ink cartridges, enabling users to replace only the color that runs out. This innovation not only reduces costs but also minimizes waste, making it an eco-friendly choice. The cartridges are often easy to install, further simplifying the user experience.

Connectivity options include a standard USB interface, which allows for straightforward connection to a computer. The Z600 is compatible with various operating systems, ensuring versatility across different device platforms. However, it lacks modern wireless features, which may limit its appeal in increasingly wireless environments.

Another notable characteristic of the Lexmark Z600 is its compact design, which fits easily into home offices or small workspaces. This user-friendly printer is lightweight, making it suitable for those who might need to relocate their setup.

Overall, the Lexmark Z600 offers a balance of quality, speed, and functionality. Its combination of a high print resolution, efficient ink management, and compact design makes it an appealing option for users seeking a reliable printing solution without breaking the bank. Despite lacking advanced connectivity features, the Z600 continues to serve as a practical choice for everyday printing needs.
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