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3. Printing Paper
Print Area
4mm 4mm
(0.16") (0.16")
2
4mm 
(0.16")
4mm
(0.16")
Printable area
For
293mm
For monochrome printing
352mm
(13-3/4”)
-Monochrome (black) printing can be done on paper up to 352mm
-Full color printing can be done on paper up to 293mm
Using the Printer InstallationCHAPTER
Care of Paper
Use the following precautions when handling the paper.
-Avoid storing the supplies at any of the following places: A place subject to direct sunlight.
A hot place with an open flame. A humid place.
A dusty place.
-Store paper, which has been removed from its wrapper but not loaded in the printer tray, in a sealed plastic bag in a cool, dark place.
-Keep paper supplies out of the reach of children.
NOTE
⋅Do not use Legal size Thick paper. (Does not support Legal size Thick Paper.)
⋅Do not use the following paper. To do so will lead to reduced print quality, a misfeed or a failure.
-Paper already used in a thermal transfer printer or ink jet printer.
-Paper that is too thin or too thick.
-Paper folded, curled or broken.
-Paper having binding holes or perforations.
-Paper of which surfaces are too smooth or too rough or which is very different in roughness between both surfaces.
-Paper whose surfaces have a special coating, such as carbon paper,
-Sheets of paper varying in size.
-Paper not cut at right angles.
-Paper bound by gluing, stapling or clipping.
-Labels which are easy to peel.
⋅Envelopes should meet the following requirements:
-Edges and folds are sharp.
-General mailing envelopes with no seals on the glued portion.
-Those having flaps the full width of the envelope. (Unacceptable if the flap is glued, but not the mating surface.)
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⋅Generally, envelopes perform well, but some types may wrinkle. We strongly recommend testing any type of envelope before buying it in large amounts.
⋅The Following transparencies are recommended;
-For color printing, Minolta
-For monochrome printing, Minolta
To purchase Minolta transparencies please contact your local Minolta dealers, on call 1 (888)
⋅For more information, refer to “Loading the Printing Paper”.