Hi Sir, has anybody encountered this problem? When Im printing back to back the second page shows different printout in the header only. Thanks in advance
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Re: MPC3000 Printout problem in back to back
Why would page 14 and page 16 be sent to the printer as back-to-back ?
What happened to page 15 ?
Is page 15 blank and therefore not scanned in the final print job ?
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Re: MPC3000 Printout problem in back to back
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Re: MPC3000 Printout problem in back to back
Are you saying that printing page 14 by itself (single-sided)this doesn't occur? (I doubt it)
Is it just 1 page of this doc that it happens, or every other page?
What happens if you print it on another printer?
Lots of questions......Comment
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Re: MPC3000 Printout problem in back to back
Sir, Its not photocopy and regarding with the page I just scan the other page sorry about that if you've been confuse. Anybody encounter it and can help in my problem. Its good Sir sandmanmac when I print it in our canon. thank you in advanceComment
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Re: MPC3000 Printout problem in back to back
No mention of:
- File format (PDF, Word, etc...) and version.
- Driver version(s) you have tried
- Firmware
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Re: MPC3000 Printout problem in back to back
Since the "original" is more than likely a PDF (let's assume for a moment that it is!) I would guess that there is a "blank page skip" turned on--possibly in the print driver!
Secondly, the image "defect" appears that the printer is not handling the transparent alpha channel correctly, meaning that the document is layered and needs to be flattened before printing. Use Bullzip for flattening (they have a FREE version!)
Bullzip.com - Free PDF Printer
If you are in the PDF, you can do a "Control+D" to see what the document info is!...may give you some insight into what is "going on" and how or by what program the PDF was generated by.
Good Luck!
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Re: MPC3000 Printout problem in back to back
Not worth wasting your time with suggesting solutions (although a really good oneSince the "original" is more than likely a PDF (let's assume for a moment that it is!) I would guess that there is a "blank page skip" turned on--possibly in the print driver!
Secondly, the image "defect" appears that the printer is not handling the transparent alpha channel correctly, meaning that the document is layered and needs to be flattened before printing. Use Bullzip for flattening (they have a FREE version!)
Bullzip.com - Free PDF Printer
If you are in the PDF, you can do a "Control+D" to see what the document info is!...may give you some insight into what is "going on" and how or by what program the PDF was generated by.
Good Luck!
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