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Operating the Printer, Making Prints, Handling and Storing Prints

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4 Operating the Printer Making Prints You make prints using photo printing software applications. For application-specific printing information, see the user's guide or online Help for the software application. Handling and Storing Prints For best results: • Make sure hands are clean and free of food, oil, and grease. • Store prints in a cool, dry environment free of chemical contamination. • Store prints at temperatures below 72° F (25° C) for extended periods. • Store prints at a relative humidity between 30% and 50%. • Avoid exposure to high-intensity light sources, particularly fluorescent light and sunlight, which are rich in ultraviolet radiation. • Avoid exposure to vinyl items (those made of polyvinyl chloride, PVC) and any plastic that contains plasticizer. If you use transparent sleeves, make sure that they are not PVC-based. November 2011 4-1

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Operating the Printer
Making Prints
You make prints using photo printing software applications. For
application-specific printing information, see the user’s guide or
online Help for the software application.
Handling and Storing Prints
For best results:
•
Make sure hands are clean and free of food, oil, and grease.
•
Store prints in a cool, dry environment free of chemical
contamination.
•
Store prints at temperatures below 72° F (25° C) for extended
periods.
•
Store prints at a relative humidity between 30% and 50%.
•
Avoid exposure to high-intensity light sources, particularly
fluorescent light and sunlight, which are rich in ultraviolet
radiation.
•
Avoid exposure to vinyl items (those made of polyvinyl
chloride, PVC) and any plastic that contains plasticizer. If you
use transparent sleeves, make sure that they are not
PVC-based.