Canon PIXMA iP3300 Quick Start Guide - Page 13

Paper Source Selection Scenarios, If you print regularly on photo paper as well as on plain paper - install driver

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„ Paper Source Selection Scenarios Deciding on the usage of the two paper sources to print with minimum reloading of paper depends mainly on the variety of the type of paper you use regularly, and also on space limitations of the location you are setting the printer. z If you print regularly on photo paper as well as on plain paper If you use photo paper as much as plain paper, you can load photo paper in the Auto Sheet Feeder and plain paper in the Front Feeder. In the printer driver, select Front for Plain Paper for Paper Source. The printer will automatically switch to the Front Feeder when Plain Paper is specified for Media Type. Note You cannot load paper other than A4, Letter, or B5-sized plain paper in the Front Feeder. When using any other type of paper, load it in the Auto Sheet Feeder. For details on loading paper, see "Loading Paper" on page 10. (A) (B) (A) Auto Sheet Feeder: Load paper of various types and sizes, including photo paper (B) Front Feeder: Load A4, Letter, or B5-sized plain paper z Choosing the paper source to match the location of the printer You can choose to use only either the Auto Sheet Feeder or Front Feeder according to the location of the printer. For example, if you intend to install the printer in a small place, such as on a shelf with minimal space, you can use just the Front Feeder for printing. Note You cannot load paper other than A4, Letter, or B5-sized plain paper in the Front Feeder. When using any other type of paper, load it in the Auto Sheet Feeder. For details on loading paper, see "Loading Paper" on page 10. Before Printing 9

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Before Printing
Paper Source Selection Scenarios
Deciding on the usage of the two paper sources to print with minimum reloading of paper
depends mainly on the variety of the type of paper you use regularly, and also on space
limitations of the location you are setting the printer.
If you print regularly on photo paper as well as on plain paper
If you use photo paper as much as plain paper, you can load photo paper in the Auto Sheet
Feeder and plain paper in the Front Feeder. In the printer driver, select
Front for Plain Paper
for
Paper Source
. The printer will automatically switch to the Front Feeder when
Plain
Paper
is specified for
Media Type
.
(A) Auto Sheet Feeder: Load paper of various types and sizes, including photo paper
(B) Front Feeder: Load A4, Letter, or B5-sized plain paper
Choosing the paper source to match the location of the printer
You can choose to use only either the Auto Sheet Feeder or Front Feeder according to the
location of the printer. For example, if you intend to install the printer in a small place, such as
on a shelf with minimal space, you can use just the Front Feeder for printing.
Note
You cannot load paper other than A4, Letter, or B5-sized plain paper in the Front Feeder.
When using any other type of paper, load it in the Auto Sheet Feeder. For details on loading paper,
see “Loading Paper” on page 10.
Note
You cannot load paper other than A4, Letter, or B5-sized plain paper in the Front Feeder.
When using any other type of paper, load it in the Auto Sheet Feeder. For details on loading paper,
see “Loading Paper” on page 10.
(B)
(A)