Advice on printing to cardstock

I have a new CM1312nfi MFP and am trying to print some invitations on cardstock 5"x8" sheets.
I have loaded the sheets in the tray similar to how envelopes are loaded.
After each page, the printer goes through a cleaning cycle for several minutes.
Also, an error "Unexpected page size detected. Click OK to continue" comes up.
This is frustrating, and so is HP's tech support -- any tips on how to print to cardstock?
Thanks!

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i can not get this printer to print on cardstock.what am i doing wrong.regular paper yes,cardstock no.please help????

Hi,
Please check the thickness (called weight) of those cards.
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I don't know if my printer will print on cardstock paper. Does anybody know? Thanks

Hi there mamapj,
This article has the paper specifiactions for your printer. Check the intended card stock against those shown here for compatibility.
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Hi,
How do you connect your printer now ? Based on the following information, it only has USB connection:
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Printing on cardstock

I have the Photosmart C6280 All-In-One and it doesn't like printing on cardstock - jams. Any tricks I should know, or am I just out of luck. HELP

I have the same problem with my HP psc 1300 all-in-one. In fact, I can't get it to print reliably on anything but plain inkjet bond paper. All the other paper options listed in the print window are useless -- photo, cardstock, whatever. I've been trying all day to print on Avery 8387 postcard stock. It prints the first two lines, then claims there is a jam, and ejects the paper. I see by the date on your query, and the date on some of the other queries, that many of these questions go unanswered for days, months, and even years. It would be nice if HP would occasionally read through these posts and contact their customers with some suggestions! I'm about ready to throw this printer in the trash and buy and Epson -- or something that really will do what it says it will do!

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Can anyone recommend a printer for thick cardstock? I am planning to make custom bicycle playing cards and I want to print directly onto the card.
what I am looking for:
a printer that loads paper from the top, front or rear doesn't matter as long as it has a straight path and doesn't bend the paper.
inkjet
prints to cardstock
under $200 if possible
ink that isn't expensive to replace
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Unable to Print on CardStock. I am using the HP 8600 Premium AIO

Printer : HP 8600 Premium AIO
I have bought the printer yesterday and I have changed the printer setting to use Card Stock. Still it does not print.
Please help.
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Travis,
I have tried the solutions below from the link
Solution one: Restart the All-in-One
- I have done this a couple of times. Regular paper prints fine.
Solution two: Check the condition of the paper, and then reload it
- Just purchased the paper with the printer. I have tried to loosen them, sometimes it helps.
Solution three: Clean the paper rollers
- Brand new printer, it has barely printed 25 sheets. Also regular paper prints like a breeze.
Solution four: Reset the All-in-One
- Tried this, regular paper prints. Cardstock is still not printing
Solution five: Adjust the paper settings in the print driver
- I have done this. It was mentioned in one of the posts that the rollers need to adjust to pick up thicker paper.
( I wish I could attach the images, but not able to get the popup to add the images)
Solution six: Service the All-in-One
- Trying to avoid this for now.
Thank you,
Best regards,
Soumitra

Printing on cardstock wih Officejet 5745

I need to print heavy cardstock invitations 5 X 7. I worry the paper will either jam or refuse to make the turn. Solutions?

Hi @Ole-Prof,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I noticed that you are trying to print on heavy cardstock invitations 5 x 7 with your HP Officejet 5745. I am happy to look into this for you!
According to your printer's specification's, this is an unsupported paper size for this printer. The supported card sizes are:
Paper type
Paper size
A4 index card
210 x 297 mm (8.3 x 11.7 inches)
A6 card
105 x 148 mm (4.1 x 5.8 inches)
Borderless A6
105 x 148 mm (4.1 x 5.8 inches)
Borderless Hagaki*
100 x 148 mm (3.9 x 5.8 inches)
Hagaki*
100 x 148 mm (3.9 x 5.8 inches)*
Index card
76 x 127 mm (3.0 x 5.0 inches)
Index card
89 x 127 mm (3.5 x 5.0 inches)
Index card
101 x 152 mm (4.0 x 6.0 inches)
Index card
127 x 203 mm (5.0 x 8.0 inches)
Index Card Letter
200 x 148 mm (7.8 x 5.8 inches)
Japanese postcard
100.1 x 148.1 mm (3.94 x 5.83 in)
Hagaki*
200 x 148 mm (7.8 x 5.8 inches)
*The printer is compatible with plain and inkjet Hagaki from Japan Post only. It is not compatible with photo Hagaki from Japan Post.
However, If you are using Windows 7 and above, you might be able to assign an alternate driver, by going to this post, How to Assign Alternate Print Drivers in Different Versions of Windows, by @Shane_R, and then trying a custom paper size. Otherwise, I would suggest to use one of the supported paper sizes mentioned in the chart above.
Hope this information clears things up for you, and thank you for posting!
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Printer turns cardstock black

I have a hp 2600n printer and when I print cardstock the cards come out with a black tint covering the entire card.
I already changed the settings on the printer to cardstock setting yet it hasnt solved the problem fully.
Does anyone know how to solve this problem? ( i hope my cards arent too thick)
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Hi dh1234,
I suspect your question would be better answered in the HP Enterprise Business Community, as the HP Color LaserJet 2600n Printer is a commercial model.
My technical expertise is with consumer products and software, I am sure the commercial folks would be happy to help if you re-post your question for them to answer. The HP Enterprise Business Community is an HP Forum designed for the Commercial and Enterprise customers to help one another. I am sure you will find some HP folks there to help too.
Click here to view the Printing and Digital Imaging. When the page opens you will see the option to 'Log in' or 'Register Now' on the right. The commercial forums are separate from the consumer boards, thus you will need to register if you don't already have a commercial account.
You may find the HP Color LaserJet 2600n Printer support page helpful while you wait for somebody in the commercial Forum to respond to your inquiry.
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Payment Advice Issue- Print and fax at the same time

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Currently payment advices are being sent to business partners (vendors) thorugh fax/email. This is because process module Z_SAMPLE_PROCESS_00002040 is active in the system.
What I want to do is to be able to also print the payment advices even if vendor has communication data in the master data. Program RFFoEDI1 is used with a custom form. IDOCS are sent correctly to bank and remittance advices are faxed to vendor successfully. With business wanting hard copies of remittance advices, when I try to reprint after first payment run is done and faxes sent running RFFOEDI1 and the payment document number, system says no records selected. I searched in OSS and all the notes related to this issue are already in our system.
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Printing heavy cardstock

For the last few years, I have been helping out friends with wedding and party invitations. I would like to start doing this on a bit bigger scale now that I am a stay-at-home mom with our new baby. I currently have a run of the mill HP inkjet printer that has a hard time handling cardstock over 110 lbs. I also have a problem with drying time and smearing when it comes to printing on smooth paper like shimmer paper or vellum. So, I thought maybe a laser printer was the way to go, but I see they only use paper specific for them. With that in mind, can anyone recommend a good printer that will handle cardstock greater than 110 lb.? The last invites I did used 150 lb. cardstock. Thanks!

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How Do I print on Cardstock - size 4.7" x 7.8"

I am trying to print wedding invitations and the the paper type should be set to Cardstock or Heavyweight. Neither of these options are in this printer's list for the paper type. Are these paper types configurable in another way to be used on this printer?

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NOTE: Depending on your software application, this button might be called Properties, Options, Printer Setup, Printer Properties, Printer, or Preferences.Select the Paper/Quality tab.From the Paper Source drop-down menu, select the paper tray.
Figure : Paper Source
From the Media drop-down menu, select your paper type.
NOTE: This may take some experimenting - try different ones until you find one that works. If there is an HP Advanced Photo Paper - try it first.
Figure : Media drop-down menu
To choose the paper size, click Advanced.
From the Paper/Output selection, open the Paper Size drop-down menu.
Figure : Paper Size drop-down menu ** You should be able to select the one you have created.
Please let me know if any of these steps resolved your issue, or if there is anything else I can do to help. I look forward to hearing from you! Thanks,

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I'm planning on getting a photobook made using Snapfish here in the UK.
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I have the majority in RAW format.
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Steven,
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Hi all, I run a small greeting card shop on Etsy (4four.etsy.com) and currently all my designs are A1 (3.5" x 4.75") which I design in Illustrator, export as PDF, and print using Photoshop on my Epson R1900. Then I use the trim marks to cut each card down in size. two cards on a page means 13 cuts per page for two finished cards.
The business has been taking off recently and I'm starting to try and scale up to be able to handle large volume Wholesale business. I decided that the small A1 size was too labor intensive and I should size my designs up to A2 (4.25" x 5.5").
After laying out an old design in a new A2 sized template in Illustrator I'm having some printing problems. I need to print full bleed for about 33% of my designs, but when I print the image isn't landing properly. Out of Illustrator the image is shifted to the right by 3/32" but lands just fine on the 5.5" mark.
here's an imgur Gallery of the Illustrator prints: http://imgur.com/a/P1HtW
I decided to try and lay out a 2-up document in InDesign but the result was very strange indeed. Both the images landed just fine at the 5.5" mark but were zoomed out in a strange way. The same thing happened in Photoshop.
Here's an imgur gallery of the ID and PS attempts: http://imgur.com/a/FzYQ2
I suppose I could just move my design images to the left 3/32" in Illustrator and output that way (that's the only way this has worked so far) but that seems like a jury rigged workaround instead of solving the actual problem.
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Focus on getting 1-up centered on an 8.5x11 page setup. Bleed or no bleed, add all of your trims and scores. Save as PDF and use that. Center the 4.25" x 5.5" inside a letter sized document. For volume work, you should be getting these printed offset and professionally on decent paper. Consider working with a local printer who you can easily talk to and get feedback on how to setup your files.

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