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HP Color Copier User’s Guide
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The following Special Features are available:
◆
Normal
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indicates that no special feature has been selected.
◆ Poster 400% (– +) determines how to divide up the original image and
enlarge each part to end up with an image that is up to 400% larger than
your original. Poster centers the image on the sheets. A poster may be
created using up to 25 sheets of paper (5 sheets wide and 5 sheets long).
◆
2 on 1 allows you to copy two pages in succession which the HP Color
Copier then reduces and prints on one page. If copying manually from
the glass, you will be prompted for the second page with a message on
the front-panel display. The message remains until you press either
Select/Resume or Clear/Stop.
◆ Clone 100% (– +) fits as many copies of the original as will fit on one
sheet of the paper you are using.
◆ Mirror 100% (– +) reverses the image of your original and makes a copy
based on the percent reduction/enlargement percentage that you specify.
You can use Mirror to copy favorite photos or images onto HP Iron-On
T-Shirt Transfers, and then iron the transfer sheets to make custom
t-shirts, banners, and flags. You can also use Mirror to copy presentation
materials onto HP Premium Inkjet Transparency film. Then, when you
flip each film over to make your presentation, you can write on it and
erase, without worrying about smearing the ink.
NOTE
When you select Iron-On as the paper type on the front panel, the HP Color Copier
automatically selects Mirror as the Reduce/Enlarge setting.
Paper Type
The Paper Type button affects how the HP Color Copier makes copies. You
must select the appropriate setting for the kind of paper you are using. For
more information about selecting the proper paper type, see Chapter 3, “All
About Paper,” earlier in this guide.
To change the paper type, do the following:
1
Press Paper Type repeatedly to scroll through the list of paper types.
2
When the paper type you are using appears on the front-panel display,
press Select/Resume.
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