Text on the back of printed photos

Can text be added to the back of printed photos when using Apple's photo printing service.

No. That's not offered by Apple's photo finishers.
OT

Similar Messages

HT4528 Why doesnt my iphone 4 from Verizon have the FCC ID text on the back?

Why doesnt my iphone 4 from Verizon have the FCC ID text on the back?

Because you or someone replaced the back with an aftermarket piece maybe?
Why does it matter?

ADOBE: How to print a table only on uneven pages and a text on the back?

Hi, I am looking for a clear document on how to use pagination and the Odd and Even pages.
We need to print a table over several pages, but the table should only appear on Odd pages. The even pages should be skipped. On the even (back) pages we need to print "Terms and Conditions". Is that possible? Can it be done without scripting?
We are using ADOBE version 8.1
In the file properties, double sided is switched on, and version set to 8.1 and higher.
I created two Master pages, a FrontPage with ContentArea1and a BackPage with ContentArea2.
FrontPage is used for uneven pages, BackPage is used for the even pages. The masterpages are printed correctly (alternating properly).
One page was created for the table, totals etc.:
ITEMS: contains item data (table with header and footer). Place is "On Odd Page". After "Goto page BackPage", so there is always one page with the text. And if the table needs to be paginated it goes to BackPage with overflow leader "Conditions".
What should happen is that on the front pages the item table is printed. If there are too many lines then it should continue on page number 3 then 5 etc. All the even pages should display text only.
What actually happens is that the item table also gets printed in the content area for the Condition text...
The best I could achieve is to decrease the contenta area of the back page. To force pagination. But still it prints one table record in the (very small) content area of the back page before paginating to the next page (front page again). If it only would not do that, it would be fine.
Cheers,
Edwin.

Fixed it... After a lot of creating, deleting, playing around with pagination and the inevitable cursing...
I have created 5 pages:
1. FirstPage
     - Odd/Even: Odd (Front) Pages
     - Placement: First page (In page set)
2. FrontPage (For Odd pages)
     - Odd/Even: Odd/Front Pages
     - Placement: Rest of Pages
3. BackPage (For Even pages)
     - Odd/Even: Even (Back) Pages
     - Placement: Rest of Pages
4. LastPage
     - Odd/Even: No Odd/Even Restrictions
     - Placement: Last page (In page set)
5. DummyPage
     - Odd/Even: Blank pages
The 'Terms and conditions' are located on the BackPage and LastPage (as a text).
The table that is printed is (of course) located on a normal page (flowed subform).
Pagination tab: Placement = Following previous, and After = "Continue filling parent". No overflow... Basically, it's all default.
The table lines will now start on the first page and if there are more lines than can be printed on this page, it will continue in the next content area. That will be on the FrontPage.
The trick is that each master page must have a content area (mandatory). Except for Blank pages, but these cannot be used... Blank pages would only be used once, after the first page.
What I discovered is that you can drag a content area away from the Master page and attach it to a different master page.
Logically, if there is no content area on a page, then data cannot be printed there. So, I created a Dummypage. On this page I dumped the content areas from the LastPage and the BackPage. As a result, content cannot be printed anymore on the back of pages. Only the standard text (a text field) is printed there. When the data from the table is overflowing, it will automatically overflow from the FirstPage to the next content area. Which is located on the FrontPages only.
The DummyPage is NOT used anywhere.
The result is that the records can only be printed on the content areas that exist on the First and Front pages. The back pages are now skipped.
Duplex printing is now working correctly, and the text is printed on the back of all the pages.
Cheers,
Edwin.

How do I print on the back of 6x4 photo I have a photo smart 5520

I have 50 6x4 photos for wedding invite.and I need to print times ext on revers.

Hi,
I take it that you want to print on the non glossy side of the 6x4 photo.
You can do this by simply inserting the paperglossy side up in the photo tray but becasue the back side is not designed to take ink, the print quality will be very poor and it likely smudge and smear very easily. I'd recommend letting them dry for a long time and avoid hadling until they are dry.
The other alternative would be to get double sided (booklet type) media which would give good photo quality on each side.
"Although I work for HP, I'm speaking for myself and not on behalf of HP"
"Say "Thanks" by clicking the Kudos Star in the post that helped you.
--Please mark the post that solves your problem as "Accepted Solution"

Printing text on the back of each page

I have a question about printing on the "back" of each page. I am trying to create documents (like Purchase Orders, Order Acknowlegments, Invoices) that have Legal Terms and Conditions that need to print on the back of each printed page(so it needs to be every other page). I can't figure out how to make that happen with reports. My report output is pdf.
I see that a Trailer page has a "Repeat On" property...but that is based on groups. I need it to be based on pages. Even so, they all print at the end.
I also see there is a between_pages report trigger...can I somehow use that?
Using Reports 10.1.2.0.2 with Unix App Server(hp-ux).

Hi curiouslyfun,
You wrote:
I'm working on a long document.
Peter wrote:
I suspect that it may ultimately be a matter of just how much document can be held in RAM and calculated as to its layout, something Pages is not noticeably efficient at doing.
Ahem.
Pages is a $20 word processor. It is not a clone of Microsoft Word. Pages is a user-friendly app for short documents. If you need strong horsepower, buy and use Word for Mac.
Popcorn wrote:
an editor will get the document. They requested pages.
Hi Pop, perhaps your editor will accept your work in a number of small Pages documents. Split your work into several "chapters" in separate Pages docs. If your editor is a Pages user, they will understand.
Ian.

Paper in, paper out through the back, no print

Well, not much to say. I paid 70 bucks, I got what I paid for. It worked fine for a while, yesterday had a jam, I took the paper out. Now it doesn't print, the paper comes out white through the back. Should I buy another printer?Thanks. Pissed off in Manhattan

Waldenhouse,
Try to just skip Michael D. Sullivan's post. He got utterly confused, and his reply would only confuse you.
I did tell you that I have an Epson 2200, not a 2880 like Mr. Sullivan thinks and like you have, and that I would show you a screenshot, which I did.
You are the one with the 2880, and you DO have the 2880 printer driver. I hope this clarifies the situation for Mr. Sullivan.
~~~~~~~
Now, as for your issue, you still have to determine why you only have a single available option. Are you missing a proper profile for the combination of ink/paper/printer? For instance, my printer would show me all options grayed out if I try to use a printer option and profile for a paper that requires Matte Black Ink and I only have the Photo Black Ink physically installed in the printer.

Paper coming out the back of printer

I had a notice on my printer that there was a paper jam. I found it and corrected it and now when I print anything, a blank sheet of paper comes out the BACK of the printer. I keep getting paper jam message and walk thru the steps but nothing works. When I get to the end of all of the stpes and run the printer report, the blank page comes out the back of the printer.
help.

Hello @cjingle,
Welcome to the HP Forum.
I understand you are having a problem with pages coming out the back of your ENVY 120.
I would like to assist with this odd issue.
The problem I believe is with the printers duplexer (the part that allows two sided printing) and its cover.
Make sure that the cover is in place properly. If it is not it can cause the paper to misfeed,
and strangely enough come out the back of the printer.
Let me know if there is any issues with the cover.
Aardvark1
I work on behalf of HP
Please click “Accept as Solution ” if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
Click the “Kudos Thumbs Up" on the right to say “Thanks” for helping!

Why is the back drop in photo booth so choppy?

i.e when using the Paris back drop, half of my livingroom is visible and myself is also choppy. What am I doing wrong?

I stepped out of the screen, the back ground is white even though it looks beige. I took pictures with me out of the screen but then how do I get myself into the shot. I must be doing something not right. But thanks for all the above mentioned suggestions.

Standard text in the Window not Printing...

Hi,
I have two pages in a scripts . In the First page I have 10 windows.But in the windows section , I have total 18 windows.
In the windows sections i have a window with name ' WINDOW3'. But it is not there in the Page windows menas it is not there in the First page. But the data is coming.
in the same way , I have one more window 'WINDOW4'. It has standard text. it is also not there in the first page of Page windows. It is not printing.
Why the Standard text is not printing ?
The same Standard text is printing in another script..
Paragraph format ever thing is good ...
if the window is not there in the page window , will it print or not ..?
Regards,
satya.

Hi,
Even though the Window is not there in Page windows, it is printing for some windows like window4.
Why it is happening ...?
Layout is customized but print program is stanadard...
Regards,
satya.

Suddenly, the color in printed photos is way out. The test pages are of as is the word "Google",on a printed GoogleEarth pic. I have a Fuji Xerox C1110 colour laser printer. Where do I start please?

I don't know if it is 10.7 or the printer or what?

Thank you. I have worked out that it is just black missing. Have latest driver etc, have changed the black toner, phoned supplier. "Bring it in but we are not printer techs" didnt inspire mee too much..
I'll follow those lines though. At least eliminated a few things.

How do you print on the back of a greeting card in Photo Creations

I want to put pictures/text on the back of a greeting card created in Photo Creations, how do I do that?
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Hi again, JaysMother.
Are you making print-at-home or ship-to-home cards? For Print at Home, you could make a second card that has just the front image and blank inside surfaces (use the Plain White theme). Then feed the paper through again, upside-down. Experiment with plain paper first to make sure everything's lining up the way you want.
Let us know how it goes!
RocketLife
RocketLife, developer of HP Photo Creations
» Visit the HP Photo Creations Facebook page — news, tips, and inspiration
» See the HP Photo Creations video tours — cool tips in under 2 minutes
» Contact Customer Support — get answers from the experts

How to print on the back of photo paper so it will dry.

I need to print on the back of some photos I have. I am using an HP Officejet Pro 8500A using Windows 7. I have tried to print on these photos but the ink will not dry.
The paper I am using is 4x6 glossy everyday photo paper.
What should I change in the settings to get the ink to dry????
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Hi,
most of the Photo Paper will only allow you to print on a single side.
Unless the used Photo Paper is intended for double side printing you will not be able to print on the back of the paper.
There are no different settings for any of the sided, it only depand on the used media.
Regards,
Shlomi
Say thanks by clicking the Kudos thumb up in the post.
If my post resolve your problem please mark it as an Accepted Solution

How can I keep the front and back of a photo together in a single image?

I'm running PSE 8 on XP with SP3.
I'm getting ready to upgrade to PSE 9.
My cousin just sent me 24 old family photos.
On the back of each photo is a lot of information.
Who is in the picture, where it was taken, what the event was, etc.
What I'd like to be able to do is to scan these images in and somehow keep the front and the back of
each photo together in a single image. That way I can post them to a photo web site and people
can look at the image and read what it is.
I have a Lexmark Pro 205 printer/scanner.
Thanks for any thoughts or suggestions!

I worked on one of the pictures with your Mom and Dad. These scans are quite good and there is a lot of information in them. One can spend a lot of time fixing them up - good project!
Here is what I did:
Duplicated background layer
Applied Brightness/contrast adjustment layer, worked the sliders
Merged down
Sampled sky with eye dropper tool, opened blank layer at top of stack, used brush tool to cover a few of the spots in the sky (?dust)
Merged down
Accessed Smart brush tool, selected black & white in drop down, selected high contrast b&w, covered the sky with that
Selected Yellow filter, and covered the ground
Merged down
Opened a blank layer at top of stack and added a couple of clouds
Applied Photofilter adjustment layer, warming filter LBA, adjusted density
Sharpened slightly with unsharp mask
Merged visible
Applied stroke
On review, the spots in the sky need additional work - they show up more on-line than in PSE. Can be fixed in step #4.

HP Deskjet 1050 All-in-One Printer series - J410A not printing photos

Hi,
It's been months since I tried to fix the photo printing of my printer and until now it's still not fixed.
My problem is that I can't print photos via windows photo viewer. When I hit print, it shows a printer icon on my task bar and it disappears. I am using Windows 7.
Also, if I check on Device Settings tab of my printer properties, the photo tray is missing. See screenshot:
I tried printing using Paint and IE9 and it printed but my problem is that the photos are too dark.
So I have two problems here:
1) I cannnot print via windows photo gallery and my photo tray is missing.
2) Printing to other applications like Paint and IE9 produces very dark photos.
This happened after I updated my driver. I tried switching back to my old driver and it printed but the photos are too dark already. When the printer was still new using the old driver, I had no problems with my photos and they look all good. I updated my driver because the time came when I cannot see my ink levels with my old driver. I have also tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers and the problems still persist.
Please help!! I have wasted a lot of photo paper and ink by trial and error. T^T

If you are having problems with printing photos, see if this document is of any assistance in finding the right settings:
--Print Photos Saved On Your Computer--
I would like to add that I have never seen a photo tray option in the Device Settings of the Printer's Properties. I checked all of mine and some had the duplex option here but no mention of a photo tray even if the printer had one. But while you're in that section, you may want to change it from "Letter" to the photo size you are trying to print (4x6, 3x5 etc).
One problem I had with your question regarding the photo tray, I didn't know this printer had a photo tray. I will post a picture below of this printer and when you reply, let me know where exactly this photo tray is in case I am just not seeing it.
When printing from IE9 or Paint, the images come out dark but what about an image in a Word document? Does that come out too dark as well? Can you make a copy of a normal photo and it come out dark too?
Answer those questions for me please and I will be happy to help.
Don't forgot to say thanks by giving "Kudos" if I helped solve your problem.
When a solution is found please mark the post that solves your issue.
Every problem has a solution!

Tips for printing photos with HP ePrint

Hello,
I will be giving you guys a couple of tips on how to print photos with HP ePrint. These are general tips to make it a little more easier to use HP ePrint.
#1: Have 4" x 6" photo paper preloaded in your printer
The first step in getting quality photo prints with HP ePrint is having 4" x 6" HP Photo Paper preloaded in your printer’s dedicated photo paper tray. If your HP ePrint-enabled printer doesn’t have a separate photo paper tray, just make sure that photo paper is the only paper loaded in the tray when printing photos.
All photos e-mailed with HP ePrint will print at a default size of 4" x 6".
If available, your photos will automatically print on paper from your printer’s dedicated photo paper tray.
If you don’t have photo paper loaded into your photo paper tray, this message will appear on the printer’s display: “Load paper into photo tray”.
If you have 5" x 7" paper loaded into the tray, it will still print a 4" x 6" photo on the paper, leaving a white border along the top and the side.
HP ePrint will ensure your image is printed with the correct orientation so your photo won’t be cut off.
#2: Make sure your photos have a high enough dpi
Check your image’s dpi: Right-click on your image on your PC’s desktop, then selectProperties, and the Details tab.
The second thing to remember when printing photos with HP ePrint is to make sure your digital images have a high enough resolution, or dpi (dots per inch).
Image files (like jpeg, bmp, tiff, etc.) need to be at least 100 dpi in order to print via HP ePrint.
If you send a photo that is less than 100 dpi, it will not be printed. Instead, you will see a message in your job history on the ePrintCenter that says “Failed”.
To print a photo or image that is less than 100 dpi, insert the image file into a Word document before e-mailing. Your image will be printed on paper from the main printer paper tray.
Image attachments must be less than 5MB (megabytes). Also, HP ePrint supports a maximum of 10 attachments to a single e-mail. E-mails that exceed these limits will not print.
Find out how megapixels affect the resolution and quality of your digital photos.
If you guys have anymore questions let me know.
Also, remember if you find any of my post helpful or want to say thanks make sure to click the white star under my name to give me Kudos.
I really appreciate it!
Thanks!
This question was solved.
View Solution.

I hope this is helpful!
Also, remember if you find any of my post helpful or want to say thanks make sure to click the white star under my name to give me Kudos.
I really appreciate it!
Thanks!

Text on the back of printed photos

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for