HP Officejet 350 All-in-One Printer User Manual

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Setting Automatic Reduction

The

Automatic Reduction

setting automatically reduces each page of

your incoming fax to fit the paper loaded in the tray. The Factory
setting is

Automatic Reduction=On

. To turn it off, remove the check

from the checkbox. The two scenarios below demonstrate what
happens if you turn auto reduction on or off.

Example 1:`You receive a fax on legal-size paper, but have
letter-size paper loaded in the HP OfficeJet. With

Auto

Reduction=On

, the page will be a 75% reduction of the legal-size

original. With

Auto Reduction=Off

, the legal-size original will be split

into two pages.

Example 2:`You receive a fax on letter-size paper and also have
letter-size paper loaded in the HP OfficeJet. With

Auto

Reduction=On

, each page you receive may be reduced slightly. With

Auto Reduction=Off

, the page may be split into two pages.

The HP OfficeJet cannot print on the bottom 1/2 inch of the page, so
a fax that fills a letter-size page may print on two pages if Automatic
Reduction is turned off. You should always leave the Automatic
Reduction setting On, unless maintaining the original size is
important to you.

Setting Backup Reception

The HP OfficeJet has a backup capability for receiving faxes and
storing them in memory if it is unable to print them for the following
reasons:

N

The paper tray is empty.

N

The wrong paper size is loaded for receiving faxes (only Letter,
Legal, and A4 paper are valid for faxes).

N

The print cartridge is out of ink or is not installed.

N

There's a paper jam.

With the

Backup Reception=On

(the factory setting), incoming paper

faxes will be received to memory. If

Backup Reception=Off

, no

incoming calls will be answered, nor incoming faxes received, until
the circumstance listed above is corrected.

If you are printing a file from your PC or copying when a fax is
received, the fax will be saved to memory, regardless of the

Backup

Reception

setting. When the printing or copying is complete, faxes

stored in memory print immediately.

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