Hmm, I have been spending five minutes experimenting and I see the
problem to which you are referring. The Ricoh doesn't want to accept
custom sizes in the regular tray if it knows about them, but will print
to them if it thinks it is another size...
Depending on the project, one might be able to print to 9x12 by framing
the page on 9x12, inserting 9x12 paper, and just telling the Ricoh it is
11x17. Hmm...
RBH
Darcy James Argue wrote:
The Ricoh's regular tray does not support custom-size paper, like
9"x12" or 9.5"x12.5". The only way to print on those sizes is to use
the bypass tray.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On 29 Nov 2006, at 12:44 AM, Raymond Horton wrote:
I like my Ricoh AP2610 very much. I don't own the duplexer, and I
don't use the bypass tray for large paper, or even for letter-sized
paper. For double-sided printing, no matter what the quantity, I
simply load the paper, after printing one side, into the regular
tray. Works quite well.
Raymond Horton
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