Brother International MFC-290C Software Users Manual - English - Page 17

Paper Size, To do borderless printing

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Printing Paper Size 1 1 The Paper Size selection includes a large selection of standard paper sizes. If you want, you can create a custom size ranging from 3.5 × 5 in. (88.9 × 127.0 mm) to 8.5 × 14 in. (215.9 × 355.6 mm) or 11.3 x 17 in (287 x 431.8 mm) (Available on 11 x 17 models). You can also choose the borderless setting for specific paper sizes. From the drop-down list, choose the Paper Size you are using. You can create a custom size by choosing User Defined. Specify the Width and Height values, and enter any name you want for this custom size. Choose the correct paper thickness to improve the quality of your output. To do borderless printing 1 From the Paper Size pull down list choose the size of paper you want to print such as Letter (Borderless) or Ledger (Borderless) (Available on 11 × 17 models). Note For 11 × 17 models • If your prints look smudged when you use Ledger paper, your paper may be short grain paper. Choose Ledger (Short Grain) to avoid smudging. Consult the paper packaging or paper manufacturer for paper specifications. • Printing will be slower when using the Ledger (Short Grain) setting. 9

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Printing
9
1
Paper Size
1
The
Paper Size
selection includes a large selection of standard paper sizes. If you want, you can create a
custom size ranging from 3.5
×
5 in. (88.9
×
127.0 mm) to 8.5
×
14 in. (215.9
×
355.6 mm) or 11.3 x 17 in
(287 x 431.8 mm) (Available on 11 x 17 models). You can also choose the borderless setting for specific
paper sizes. From the drop-down list, choose the
Paper Size
you are using.
You can create a custom size by choosing
User Defined
. Specify the
Width
and
Height
values, and enter
any name you want for this custom size. Choose the correct paper thickness to improve the quality of your
output.
To do borderless printing
1
From the
Paper Size
pull down list choose the size of paper you want to print such as
Letter (Borderless)
or
Ledger (Borderless)
(Available on 11
×
17 models).
Note
For 11
×
17 models
If your prints look smudged when you use Ledger paper, your paper may be short grain paper. Choose
Ledger (Short Grain)
to avoid smudging. Consult the paper packaging or paper manufacturer for paper
specifications.
Printing will be slower when using the
Ledger (Short Grain)
setting.