4 Print

4 Print

The memory card slots accept most of the popular memory cards (see Supported Memory Cards). When you insert a memory card into the card slot, connect PTP camera, or USB flash drive, the first photo is displayed on the LCD display. When you press the Photo button the Photo Print menu is displayed. The Photo button toggles between displaying photos and the Photo Print menu.

CAUTION

You can only use one device (USB or Memory card) from which to print. If both devices are engaged, the EasyShare AiO generates an error message.

When you print from an application, the EasyShare AiO printer driver provides the following features.

Non-photo Paper Print Quality

Draft Produces the fastest print speed, but the lowest quality.

Normal Delivers high-quality output and is the default setting. Normal prints faster than Best.

Best Produces the highest quality for all paper and eliminates the banding (striping) effect that sometimes occurs in solid areas. Best is the slowest print speed.

Page Size

You can select a standard page size or create a custom size.

Borderless

Prints without any margin on the printed media.

Orientation

You can print a document with the short edge of the paper at the top of the page (portrait), or with the long edge of the paper at the top of the page (landscape).

Print last page first

Causes printing to begin with the last page and end with the first page.

NOTE: There can be a delay when printing a large document while it is being spooled. Printing will begin when the last page is spooled.

Collate

You can collate pages when printing multiple copies.

Scale Layout

You can scale pages or pictures by percentage or page size.

Multi-page Layout

The driver can reduce multiple pages so that they can all be printed on one sheet of paper.

Poster Layout

This function enlarges a picture, divides it into several pages, and prints each page on a separate sheet of paper. You can paste these sheets of paper together to create a poster.

Booklet Layout

The pages are distributed and printed on both sides of the paper and arranged is sequence. When they are folded in the middle and stapled they create a booklet.

Print Mirror Image

Flips the image for iron-on printing.

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5500 specifications

The Kodak 5500 and 7500 series scanners are advanced imaging devices designed for high-quality archival, document, and photo scanning. These models represent the evolution of Kodak’s commitment to delivering reliable and efficient scanning solutions for both professional and personal use, catering to a wide range of needs from archival preservation to day-to-day document handling.

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