Dell A940 All In One Personal Printer Owner's Manual - Page 32

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www.dell.com/supplies | support.dell.com NOTE: When you print Print repeating images multiple images on one Load paper in the printer before you begin your project. For help, see page 14. sheet of paper in this way, you cannot use Reduce/Enlarge. Depending on how many images you want to print per page, the printer reduces them to fit on the page. Using the operator panel Using the printer software 1 On the operator panel, press Options until Repeat Image displays. 2 Press + to scroll to the number of images you want to put on one sheet of paper (1, 4, 9, or 16). 3 Press Select. 4 Press Color or Black to begin copying. 5 After your image prints, press Cancel to return to Normal Quality. 1 Open the Dell All-In-One Center. For help, see page 7. The All-In-One Main Page appears. 2 From the Creative Tasks section, click Repeat an image several times on one page. 3 Click Preview Now to view your scanned image. 4 Adjust the dotted lines to fit around the portion of the image you want to print. 5 Click Printer Settings to select your paper size. 6 Click OK. 7 When you are finished customizing your image, click Print Now. Print a poster You can print a poster of an image that you want to enlarge and extend over multiple pages. Using the operator panel 1 Load A4 or letter size paper and select the size: a On the operator panel, press Options until BLANK PAPER SIZE displays. b Press + until the paper size on the display matches the paper size you have loaded. c Press Select. 20 Using your printer

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Using your printer
www.dell.com/supplies | support.dell.com
NOTE:
When you print
multiple images on one
sheet of paper in this way,
you cannot use
Reduce/Enlarge.
Depending on how many
images you want to print
per page, the printer
reduces them to fit on the
page.
Print repeating images
Load paper in the printer before you begin your project. For help, see page 14.
Print a poster
You can print a poster of an image that you want to enlarge and extend over
multiple pages.
Using the operator panel
1
Load A4 or letter size paper and select the size:
a
On the operator panel, press
Options
until
BLANK PAPER SIZE
displays.
b
Press
+
until the paper size on the display matches the paper size you
have loaded.
c
Press
Select
.
Using the operator panel
Using the printer software
1
On the operator panel, press
Options
until
Repeat Image
displays.
2
Press
+
to scroll to the number of
images you want to put on one sheet
of paper (1, 4, 9, or 16).
3
Press
Select
.
4
Press
Color
or
Black
to begin copying.
5
After your image prints, press
Cancel
to return to Normal Quality.
1
Open the Dell All-In-One Center. For
help, see page 7.
The All-In-One Main Page appears.
2
From the Creative Tasks section, click
Repeat an image several times on one
page
.
3
Click
Preview Now
to view your
scanned image.
4
Adjust the dotted lines to fit around
the portion of the image you want to
print.
5
Click
Printer
Settings
to select your
paper size.
6
Click
OK
.
7
When you are finished customizing
your image, click
Print Now
.