Is this a back or rear paper feed printer? thank you! Louise Atkinson
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No it is a front feed printer and it was not very good. I replaced it about 2 years ago with another hp printer. Frankly, I have not had success with hp printers.
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I believe the printer is auto feed capable for pictures (not 100% sure on this), but I find that many of my scan/save file jobs require me to manually load EACH piece of paper to be scanned, on the glass platen. It adds a lot of time to the whole process. I still like this printer a lot, though. It works well for printing, copying, scanning and faxing.
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I have had epson r1800 for more than 8 years and never had a problem with paper feed. I use only Epson and Ilford premium paper. What kind of paper do you use, what is its thickness? Sorry, I cannot help any more than this.
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You open the back door, adjust the paper guide, and put in a sheet of paper (or an envelope). Then, when you print, from the print dialog open the printer properties, and you set the Paper Source (probably already set to Automatic, you want to set it to Rear Tray)
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If by "continuous feed" you mean does it automatically load the paper until the printing job is complete then the answer is yes. You will need the proper type of paper however. This printer is a beast. We call our first one Ole Betsy. She's 8 and still runs great everyday. Tip - toner ribbons are hard to find. Note - we haven't been able to get this printer to work with Windows 8. Epson needs to update the drivers.
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Yes, this printer has auto-feed for scanning and printing. Faithfully working for over a year now and I keep it busy.
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I did throw my HP out! I really like this printer but no it does not have a document feeder but then for me, I do not need one.
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Hi Ella - If you click on the main image and then go to the last image, then you will see the backside. Hope this helps!
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I believe it does not come with an automatic document feeder. I went to a PC World page (on the MG5320) where I got this "For a similar model with an automatic document feeder, check out the Canon Pixma MX360." Soooo, it'll be one at a time, my boy! As for feeding from the back hopper, you can (and must for photo paper) go to "settings" and access a change of tray there.
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You can print front and back, I believe you have to select "duplex" printing option... It will print on one side, then it will tell you how to reload the paper to print on the back.
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Yes, this printer's normal function is for one side... If you want 2 sided printing you must insert the page back into the paper tray, printed side up with the top of the page inserted first, close the tray then click print for the other side to print out.
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I have had very occasional paper jams that are VERY easily resolved by easy access to the rear ( there is a built in visual direction via the touch screen: also for ink changes etc.) P.aper feed itself has not been a problem for me except if I try to use really wrinkled paper. much better than another brand and another HP 7960 color printer I had before.
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I don't know what you mean by auto feed feature. The paper is put in at the top of the machine and it is mechanically pulled in for printing. Standard feature on all printers of this type as far as I know.
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Not sure if you tried this...I haven't, I use the front cassette. On the printer, select setup/device settings/plain paper feed settings/rear tray. From what I understand, the rear is for specific paper types...but I could be wrong.
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It has one paper tray that is adjustable for legal and letter, paper can also be fed through the back of the printer. The tray has a little viewing port to give you an idea of how muchpaper you have left.
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I have never had paper feed issues with this printer and we have a few of them in service but we also only run 24 pound paper.
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No, I did not understand what you wanted...sorry. Unfortunately, at this time i cannot help any further. The printer has been replaced with another one.