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Paper path
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Figure 1-11. A typical setup for printing with continuous paper.
Bottom-Feeding Continuous Paper
Bottom-feeding continuous paper is useful when you have a printer
stand which allows you to place a stack of paper underneath.
However, it's important that the paper flows freely to avoid a
misfeed.
Loading bottom-feed paper is very similar to loading paper into the
rear
of the printer. Follow all the steps described above, but load
the
paper into the bottom slot of the printer instead of the rear.
When you turn the paper feed knob, the paper flows from under-
neath the platen instead of through the back. Then you can place
your output pile directly behind the printer.
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