Although some universal drivers supports thick 4. I'll download another driver for the customer and let me retry.
Although some universal drivers supports thick 4. I'll download another driver for the customer and let me retry.
Regards Mark
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Regards Mark
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I've found the solution, the thick paper was a counterfeit paper which didn't match the printer. I had to use the original thick paper and everything was just fine.
Thanks guys for the various contributions.
strange, it should print well anyway regardless of paper, as a big movie fan, I happened to print many dvd covers, did you try to change the "print quality> print priority (speed> quality)? setting in the driver. . at the time with the old cl3000 I did so, and there was no cardboard that holds .. LOL
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