Printing On A Custom Paper Size - Muratec QUADACCESS MFX-2550 Guide Printer Manual

Printing on a Custom Paper Size

To print on a custom paper size, it is necessary to register the custom paper size in the
printer driver. When you register a custom paper size, you will become able to select it in
"Paper Size" on the "Paper" tab.
Up to 50 types of custom paper sizes can be registered.
This section describes the procedure using Windows Vista.
Note
• If you specify a custom paper size when the "Combine" function is set on the "Page
Layout" tab or something other than "Bypass Tray" or "Auto" is set for "Paper
Source", the previous setting is disabled. ("Combine" is set to "Off", and "Paper
Source" is set to "Auto".)
• Use the bypass tray for printing.
• The paper sizes must also be set on the machine. For details, refer to the User's
Guide. You cannot print on paper sizes that are not loaded in the machine.
1
Click [Start]
2
Select the printer you want to set, and select "Select printing preferences" from
the menu bar.
The print settings dialog box is displayed.
3
Click [Custom Paper Settings] on the "Paper" tab.
The "Custom Paper Settings" dialog box is displayed.
4
Click [Add].
5
Specify "Name" to add a name.
Up to 20 characters can be entered for "Name".
6
Enter a length for "Width" and "Length".
• You can enter between 3.82 and 8.5 in. for the width, and between 5.51 and 14.01 in. for the
length.
• When performing duplex printing, enter between 5.51 and 8.5 in. for the width, and between
5.51 and 14.01 in. for the length.
• The width value cannot be set to a value larger than that of the length, even if it is within
the setting range. Also, the height value cannot be set to a value smaller than that of the
width, even if it is within the setting range.
7
To specify another size, repeat steps 4 to 6.
8
Click [OK].
The "Custom Paper Settings" dialog box is closed.
9
Click [OK] in the print settings dialog box.
The print settings dialog box is closed.
 [Control Panel]  [Hardware and Sound]  [Printers].
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