Canon imagePROGRAF iPF605 - Manual (Page 519)

Frequently Asked Questions
Troubleshooting
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
This section presents frequently asked questions and answers. To view more detailed explanations, click the
hyperlinks in the answer column.
Question Answer
How do I print on a roll? When printing on rolls, after loading the roll, specify the paper type and
length, both on the Control Panel and in the printer driver.
ÞLoading and Printing on Rolls (→P.85)
How do I print manually? When printing manually, specify the paper type and size in the printer
driver, and then load the paper.
ÞLoading and Printing on Sheets in the Paper Feed Slot (→P.90)
How do I switch between
printing on a roll and printing
manually? Press the Feeder Selection button to switch the paper source between
the roll and a sheet.
ÞSelecting the Paper Source (→P.109)
How do I change the paper type
or size? Specify the type and size of paper, both on the Control Panel and in the
printer driver.
• Specifying it in the Printer Driver
ÞSpecifying Paper in the Printer Driver (→P.204)
• Specifying it on the Control Panel
Selecting the paper type
ÞSelecting the Paper Type (Roll) (→P.110)
ÞSelecting the Paper Type (Sheet) (→P.142)
Selecting the Paper Size
ÞSpecifying the Paper Length (Roll) (→P.111)
ÞSelecting the Paper Size (Sheet) (→P.143)
How do I cut the roll paper after
printing? You can wait until ink dries before cutting the roll, and you can cut rolls
at a desired position.
ÞSpecifying the Cutting Method for Rolls (→P.128)
How do I print without borders? Borderless printing is possible on rolls. You can also specify borderless
printing in the printer driver by adjusting the original size to match the
paper size.
Borderless printing is not supported on sheets.
ÞBorderless Printing on Paper of Equivalent Size (→P.245)
ÞBorderless Printing by Resizing Originals to Fit the Roll Width (→P.252)
ÞBorderless Printing at Actual Size (→P.238)
How do I print an A4 original
enlarged on A2 paper? In the printer driver, you can adjust the original image to match the paper
size or width, or you can specify enlargement or reduction before printing
as desired.
ÞResizing Originals to Match the Paper Size (→P.209)
ÞResizing Originals to Fit the Roll Width (→P.215)
ÞResizing Originals by Entering a Scaling Value (→P.221)
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