Inserting photo paper into an inkjet printer
Oct 24, 2016 00:24:32 #
blackest wrote:
Ignorant br br adjective br 1. br lacking in know... (show quote)
In the states, I'd use: uninformed or inexperienced in this case. Maybe in GB it is ok to use without hurting one's feelings.
Oct 24, 2016 01:50:47 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
blackest wrote:
Ignorant br br adjective br 1. br lacking in know... (show quote)
You are quite right of course, but as I'm sure you are aware the use of the word ignorant today is often intended to convey the more pejorative uneducated and unsophisticated, or even stupid. Many people are highly insulted if called ignorant. So despite its dictionary meaning, the word is often used and understood in a wider negative context.
Oct 24, 2016 04:14:40 #
blackandblue wrote:
This is blackandblue,
Which side of the paper glossy up,or down into the printer ?
Thank you ,
Blackandblue
Which side of the paper glossy up,or down into the printer ?
Thank you ,
Blackandblue
Check your owner's manual.
Oct 24, 2016 09:00:21 #
RWR
Loc: La Mesa, CA
tomcat wrote:
The joke is that nobody can be stupid enough not to know the orientation of the paper in their printer. It's like figuring out which end of the plug to insert into the wall receptacle......
I can about guarantee that if you saw a Brother MFC-J5520DW for the first time, you’d study the manual or else spend quite a bit of time experimenting.
Oct 26, 2016 02:08:36 #
I once worked in a shop, that had a fax machine on the front counter for customers to use back when people did not know what a facsimile machine was.
We had one client that truly believed that the machine somehow sent the page to the destination. They insisted that we make a copy for them to keep before we sent the fax.
Not everyone is a rocket scientist ! ! !
We had one client that truly believed that the machine somehow sent the page to the destination. They insisted that we make a copy for them to keep before we sent the fax.
Not everyone is a rocket scientist ! ! !
Oct 26, 2016 02:25:19 #
birdpix wrote:
Not a good answer as some papers can not be printed on the back side. If you do this you will get a smeary mess on your hands!
Is it really this hard? Just sit firmly on the printer and you will eventually get a smeary mess on your backside!
Read the instructions for the paper and the printer and follow them. If it doesn't work try reading again and trying again until it works.
Your hands should be fine unless you wipe them across the backside...
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