Printing
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Printing from a computer with MAC OS
To print two-sided documents automatically from a computer with MAC OS:
1. Load plain paper into the paper input tray.
2. Open the document you want to print, then select File > Print.
3. In the Print dialog box, make sure that Eastman Kodak Company KODAK
OFFICE HERO 6.1 AiO printer (or for a wireless connection, KODAK OFFICE
HERO 6.1 +XXXX, where XXXX is a number) is selected.
4. In the Copies & Pages drop-down list, select Layout.
5. In the Two-Sided drop-down list, select either Long-Edge binding or Short-Edge
binding.
6. Click Print.
Printing two-sided documents manually
You can print two-sided documents on any size paper that the printer accepts from
a minimum of 4 x 6 in. / 10 x 15 cm to a maximum of 8.5 x 14 in / 22 x 36 cm (see
Paper sizes, page 39) when you rotate the paper manually when prompted by the
printer.
IMPORTANT: Two-sided printing can only be done on media that can absorb ink on both
sides, such as plain paper or two-sided photo paper. Two-sided printing will
not work on bar-coded photo paper (the bar code is on the back side).
Printing from a computer with WINDOWS OS
To print two-sided documents manually from a computer with WINDOWS OS:
1. Load paper into the paper tray.
2. Open the document you want to print, then select File > Print.
3. In the Print dialog box, make sure that KODAK OFFICE HERO 6.1 AiO (or for a
wireless connection, KODAK OFFICE HERO 6.1 +XXXX, where XXXX is a
number) is selected, then click Properties or Preferences.
4. Select the Layout tab.
5. In the Two-sided printing field, select Manual (Instructions provided), then
click OK.
NOTE: You can also select manual two-sided printing from the General tab
under the Job settings field.
6. Under Flip on, select either Long edge or Short edge.
7. Click OK or
Print.
8. When a message appears on your computer or printer LCD, remove the printed
pages from the output tray.
9. Rotate the printed pages 180 degrees, and place them into the paper tray
(printed side up).
