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You tried to print on cardboard or other
Make sure your paper or media meets the specifications listed in Paper. If your printouts are still blurry after you change paper, clean the print head as described in Cleaning the Print Head.
The Media Type setting doesn’t match the loaded paper.
Make sure the Media Type setting matches the paper you’re using. See Printing from Windows or Printing from a Macintosh for instructions.
Ink has leaked inside | Clean carefully inside the printer to remove spilled ink. See Cleaning the |
the printer. | Printer for instructions. |
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You’re using the High | Turn off High Speed following the instructions in Customizing Print |
Speed and | Quality and Special Effects. Then run the Print Head Alignment utility |
MicroWeave settings | following the instructions in Aligning the Print Head. |
with a misaligned print |
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The resolution of your | If a photographic image looks grainy or rough, try using the |
image may be too low. | PhotoEnhance3 (PhotoEnhance on Windows 3.1) and Sharpness |
| setting to improve the printed quality. See Customizing Color Settings for |
| details. You can also increase the image resolution using your |
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