Once upon a time and several years ago, a paper arts aficianado bought a wonderful Canon Pixma ip 4000. Several Print heads later it still works fine, thankyouverymuch. She uses her Pixma to make bookmarks and other paperarts, using a great inkjet cardstock from Adorama, and third party cartridges. Borderless printing is a snap.
A few weeks ago she decided that a wireless printer would be nice. Having read that the chip setting snafu for newer Canon printers had been solved last year, she decided to buy the all-in-one Canon Pixma MP560. She proudly added the printer to her network. Now, she decides to print a test of her borderless bookmarks, and the artwork was cut off on the page bottom, and exited the printer with a darker band of color on top. This never happened with the old Pixma ip 4000. Even in the previews the artwork is shown to have jumped down the page, cutting off a few inches on the bottom. This also happened printing with margins.
I really love the new MP560 wireless feature, and it would be a shame to have to relegate the printer to mundane tasks like tax returns and coupons.
Thanks for your assistance.
Pixelanna
A few weeks ago she decided that a wireless printer would be nice. Having read that the chip setting snafu for newer Canon printers had been solved last year, she decided to buy the all-in-one Canon Pixma MP560. She proudly added the printer to her network. Now, she decides to print a test of her borderless bookmarks, and the artwork was cut off on the page bottom, and exited the printer with a darker band of color on top. This never happened with the old Pixma ip 4000. Even in the previews the artwork is shown to have jumped down the page, cutting off a few inches on the bottom. This also happened printing with margins.
I really love the new MP560 wireless feature, and it would be a shame to have to relegate the printer to mundane tasks like tax returns and coupons.
Thanks for your assistance.
Pixelanna
