Supported formats for ePrint

I can print documents w/o images and documents w/ images with no issues. When I send a jpg or a png file to the printer it does not print as the system says it is not supported. What am I doing wrong?

Hi,
The following file types are supported by eprint:
Microsoft Word
Microsoft PowerPoint
Text files (.txt)
PDF
HTML
Images (bmp, jpg, png, gif, tiff)
One thing to bear in mind when using eprint is that images by themselves will print to the photo tray on 4x6 paper as this is the default setting that cannot be changed. If there is no 4x6 photo paper present in the photo tray, the image will not print. All other text type documents or mix of image and text default to plain paper from the main paper tray.
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