Multipart forms
You can use continuous or single-sheet carbonless multipart forms of up to five parts (one original plus four copies). Before
you print on the forms, set the paper thickness lever as described in the previous section. The following tips will help you get
good results:
Use only continuous multipart forms that are joined by point glue or paper staple. Never load continuous multipart
forms joined by metal staples, tape, or continuous gluing.
Use only single-sheet multipart forms that are line-glued only at the top. Insert the forms glued edge first into the
printer.
Use only multipart forms that are free of wrinkles and waves.
If you need to adjust the loading position, use your application software or change the loading position as described
on Adjusting the top-of-form position.
When you use side-crimped continuous multipart forms, the copies may not align with the original. If this happens,
raise the paper guide.
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Envelopes
You can feed envelopes individually using the paper guide. Keep the following tips in mind:
Before loading an envelope, set the paper thickness lever to the proper position. See Adjusting the paper thickness
lever.
To load an envelope, follow the steps in Loading single sheets. Insert the wide edge of the envelope into the printer
first, printable-side down. When you insert the envelope between the paper guides, push it firmly and hold it until it
feeds into the printer.
Use envelopes only under normal temperature and humidity conditions.
Make sure the printing stays entirely within the recommended printable area.
The print head must not go past the left or right edge of the envelope or other thick paper. (See Printer Specifications
for specifications.) It’s a good idea to print a test sample using a normal single sheet of paper before you print on
envelopes.
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