can you use this in the computer printer?
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Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet mess, and then when you shrink it turns into a blob. Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet... » Read More Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet mess, and then when you shrink it turns into a blob. « Show Less
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no not this model. this is the model for inket printers: Shrinky Dinks Misty White 6 Sheet Creative Pack
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Well you can try, but depending on your printer it may not work. I have tried and it worked but not with consistency. Let me explain. The film is not 100% pliable. You can bend it but at a point it will "snap", so your printer may curve too much for this to last. Also the film specifically for inkjet holds the ink better. Some inks will run right off this. If you want to guarantee you don't ruin your printer or waste a piece, you will need to get the inkjet kind, which of course are more expensive. The ink doesn't dry fast enough so if you print a saturated image it may be a wet mess, and then when you shrink it turns into a blob.
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It's pretty stiff so I don't know how easily it will feed. I know they make shrinks dinks that are specific for printers.
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I never have. We use it to put patient names in their dentures and we have found the best way to do this is with a flywheel typewriter that really embeds the ink into the paper. Sorry I couldn't be more help! :)
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Yes, it can. However, there are many other printers that can do that as well. This is the absolute worst printer that I had ever owned.
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My guess is no as the printer is not wireless and uses a USB cable for connection to the computer.
1748680
Yes you can. It comes with a cable that connects the computer and the printer. This enables you to print without having to use it wireless.
980942
Yes, that should work just fine. Printers are pretty universal and should work for any brand of computer (except for dell printers with apple computers, but that's another story!)
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Yes, should work with your printer. This has a USB interface. Verify to that your operating system is supported. Supports the following operating system Windows 9x/ME, Windows 7/ Vista / XP/2000, Mac OS X 10 or Later, UNIX/Linux, Netware 3.12 or Later
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I do not know. I would contact the maker of the printer you want to use it on.
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Yes, you should be able to do that. I have an HP printer and can do it without any problem.
1040562
Not sure about that. Check online at HP and it should tell if you can use that cartridge. Wish I could be more helpful.
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I am not sure but I don't see why not. I assume there is a USB port? The TP-Link device really just makes the printer look like it's on a network. It translates from the network to the USB port. It's technology that's existed in offices for years.
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I don't see why not, it's bulk ink you put in the cartridges yourself, it's for sublimation and not normal printing.
826702
Unfortunately I don't know the answer to your question. I have a different printer than that.
1744646
I am sorry, I don't know. I just use to hook my mouse and a small USB thumb drive. It doesn't work when I hook the printer to it.
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I use it in my HP All-In-One so don't know about a laser printer but would assume you could.
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Yes. The computer has plenty of USB ports, which is how I connect my printer.
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Yes, you can, but I strongly advise that you don't purchase this printer. It requires you to constantly change the black and color cartridges (even if you never print color), making it the most costly printer I have ever owned.
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I wouldn't recommend using this in a printer. The material is very thin and tears easily. If you really need to it might take a couple tries.