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6 When the paper is properly loaded into the IN tray, click Continue. The printer prints the even-numbered pages on the reverse side of the odd-numbered pages. After printing, remember to uncheck the Two-Sided Printing option on the Features tab. How to create a mirror image of your document When you print a mirror image, the text and pictures are reversed (mirrored), from what you see on your computer screen. Print a mirror image when you use an iron-on transfer. The image you print on the transfer paper is flipped back to its original orientation when you iron it onto the cloth. This is especially important if your transfer contains text. You might want to flip a document before printing it on a transparency: then you can make notes on the back of the transparency and easily wipe them off without scratching the transparency. The original The flipped document 1 Load the paper in the IN tray, printable side down. If you're printing transparencies, go to "Printing Transparencies" on page 45. If you're printing iron-on 32

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When the paper is properly loaded into the IN tray, click
Continue
.
The printer prints the even-numbered pages on the reverse
side of the odd-numbered pages.
After printing, remember to uncheck the
Two-Sided Printing
option on the
Features
tab.
How to create a mirror image of
your document
When you print a mirror image, the text and pictures are
reversed (mirrored), from what you see on your computer
screen.
Print a mirror image when you use an iron-on transfer. The
image you print on the transfer paper is flipped back to its
original orientation when you iron it onto the cloth. This is
especially important if your transfer contains text.
You might want to flip a document before printing it on a
transparency: then you can make notes on the back of the
transparency and easily wipe them off without scratching the
transparency.
1
Load the paper in the IN tray, printable side down.
If you’re printing transparencies, go to “Printing
Transparencies” on page 45. If you’re printing
iron-on
The original
The flipped document