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After you finish your printout, you can leave the paper in place and start another print
job immediately after it. If you wish to make a dividing line between print jobs, press
the
E load/eject button. The printer prints a small line on the roll paper to show you
where to cut it and feeds the paper forward. Press the
E load/eject button again; the
paper automatically moves back into the correct position before printing.
If you’re done printing, follow the steps in the next section to remove and store the
roll paper.
Removing and Storing Roll Paper
After you finish printing, you need to cut off your printout from the rest of the roll
and remove the roll paper from the printer. Follow these steps:
1. Press the
E load/eject button. The printer
prints a small line on the roll paper to show
you where to cut it and feeds the paper
forward.
2. Cut the roll paper, using the line as a guide.
3. If you want to continue printing on the roll paper, press the
E load/eject button
again; the paper automatically moves back into the correct position before
printing.
If you’ve finished printing on the roll paper, hold down the
E load/eject button
for about three seconds. The roll paper feeds backward so you can remove it from
the printer. (You may need to repeat this step to back it all the way out.)
After you finish printing, remove the roll paper from the printer and return the
unused paper to its original package. Store or display your printouts by following the
guidelines in “Taking Care of Your Prints” on page 25. Keep unused paper, as well as
your printouts, away from high temperatures and humidity and out of direct sunlight.
Load/eject button
Don’t cut inside the line closer to
the printer.
Don’t pull on the paper as you cut it;
you may damage your printout.
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