Canon MP130 manual Recommended Paper, Loading Paper

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XRecommended Paper

•Plain paper

•Envelopes

•High Resolution Paper*

•Glossy Photo Paper*

•Matte Photo Paper*

•Photo Paper Pro*

•Photo Paper Plus Glossy*

•Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss*

•Transparencies*

•T-Shirt Transfers*

*Indicates Canon specialty media.

For details on the general paper guidelines, see User’s Guide.

1Open the Paper Support (1), then pull out the Paper Support Extension (2).

2Place a stack of paper (print side up) in the Auto Sheet Feeder (1), and pinch the Paper Guide (A) and adjust it to the left side of the stack

(2).

•Make sure the stack does not exceed the Paper Limit Mark (B).

•For details on loading paper, see User’s Guide.

(1)

(2)

(1)

(2)

(A)(B)

Chapter 2

Copying

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Contents Quick Start Guide Table of ContentsModel Name This guide is available on the Setup CD-ROM How To Use The Documentation ProvidedBe sure to read this sheet first Photo Application Guide How To Read The Html ManualsReading The Document Symbols Used In This GuideTerms Used In This Guide Buttons Used In This GuideIntroduction Features Of Your MachineMachine Main Components And Their FunctionsPower Connector USB ConnectorAccess Lamp Scan UnitOperation Panel ON/OFF Button Alarm LampOK Button + X ButtonsCopying Setting The Paper Size And TypeLoading Documents Lift the Document Cover Load your documentLoading Paper Recommended PaperMaking Copies Compatible Memory Cards Photo Printing From a Memory Card MP130Slot Must be inserted into a card adapterInserting a Memory Card Inserting/Removing a Memory CardRemoving a Memory Card If you select Select Range Printing By Using The Photo Index SheetPress Color Printing All ImagesSingle image Index PrintingPrinting According To The Selected Photo Print Mode PC Printing From Your Computer Canceling PrintingPrinting Documents Changing print settings with the Print Advisor Changing Print SettingsPC Scanning Scanning Using The MP NavigatorScanning Methods Replacing An Ink Tank MaintenancePress OK Cleaning The Print HeadRemoving Jammed Paper TroubleshootingMore Information Clearing Jams In The Paper Output Tray