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From: tinnews on 19 Mar 2010 08:00
David Rance <david.rance(a)spamoffrance.org.uk> wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 wrote:
>
> >Arthur Entlich <e-printerhelp(a)mvps.org> wrote:
> >> Other than hand feeding each page, one at a time, I know of no way to
> >> absolutely prevent a misfeed or double feed.
> >>
> >> Further, paper printed on one side already tends to develop a "tooth"
> >> from swelling with the ink, and even texture from the ink itself, and so
> >> pages tend to get "stuck" together during feeding.
> >>
> >> Most inkjet printers were never designed for duplex printing. I do
> >> believe HP and Canon have some, and you might want to look into them.
> >> They print each side of the paper before moving to the next sheet,
> >> flipping it over during the printing process.
> >>
> >Yes, my HP Officejet 7310 does double sided printing (and even double
> >sided copying!). As you say it prints both sides of each sheet as it
> >goes, it's very slow doing this because it does an ink-drying wait
> >after printing the first side of each sheet.
>
> But that time can be adjusted to make the waiting minimal.
>
I've never bothered because I also have a (B&W) laser that does
double-sided so it's not that often that I use the 7310's ability.

--
Chris Green

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