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2. Enter the Paper Type menu. Highlight the Stickers option, then press Select.
3. Select the photo(s) you want to use, as described on page 23.
4. If you want to adjust the resolution of your printout, enter the
Quality menu. Choose
from these settings:
■ High—for photo-quality output
■ Super High—for photo-lab quality output; takes a bit longer to print
5. If you want to make sure your image completely fills each sticker (without leaving a
border or gap at the sides), enter the
Advanced Settings menu and make sure Fit to
Frame
is set to On. (If your image is not the same shape as each sticker, a portion of it
will print outside the sticker and get cut off.)
6. Optionally, you can make further changes before printing. See “Adding Frames to Your
Stickers” below. If you want to adjust the color or image quality, see page 33; to crop or
size your photos, see page 35.
7. Press the
Print button. Your stickers begin printing.
If your photos didn’t align properly with the stickers, you can adjust their exact print
position; see “Aligning Your Stickers” on page 40.
Adding Frames to Your Stickers
You can print photo stickers with any of five whimsical frames.
Follow the steps above to set up your stickers for printing. Then
follow the steps below to add a frame before you print.
1. Enter the
Advanced Settings menu.
2. Select
Frame (don’t confuse this with Fit to Frame).
3. Highlight one of the available options:
Fish, Space, Fireworks, Alligator, or Frog—or
None if you don’t want a frame. Then press Select.
Note: If you have the optional preview monitor, you can see the frames and
preview your results before printing. If you don’t have the monitor, you can print
samples of the frames. Make sure a memory card is inserted, then enter the
Advanced Settings menu and select Print Frame Samples.
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