Printing is too slow.

Make sure your system meets the requirements listed on page 67. If you’re printing a high-resolution image, you need more than the minimum requirements listed. You may also need to:

■Clear space on your hard drive or run a defragmentation utility.

■Close open programs that you’re not using.

■Increase your system’s memory (RAM).

For the fastest printing, try these tips:

■Choose Black ink if your document doesn’t include color (except for black-and-white photos).

■Set the Quality/Speed slider to Speed.

■In the Advanced options, turn MicroWeave® off and/or turn High Speed on.

■If your printer is connected to a hub, disconnect USB devices that you’re not using.

Note: Borderless printing takes longer than normal, especially near the edges of the paper. Printing without a computer is also a bit slower.

■If you are printing a landscape photo without a computer, it takes longer for the printer to rotate and process the image.

Your memory card does not work correctly.

■If you’re using different kinds of memory cards, make sure only one card is inserted at a time.

■Make sure the card contains no more than 999 photos (or the last photos won’t display), and that the photos are in JPEG or Uncompressed Tiff format and taken with a DCF-compliant digital camera.

■If you access the card from your computer and delete files, the card may not work correctly with your camera. Always delete pictures using your camera.

■If you’re using Windows XP, you may need to install your Windows storage device driver.

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