Epson Stylus Photo RX640 series - Page 23

Making Prints From Your Memory Card 23
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You see your memory card’s first photo displayed
on the screen:
5. Press the x Print Settings button.
6. Use the u or d button to select the menu item, then
press the r button.
7. Use the u or d button to select the setting item.
Then press OK to apply the new settings.
8. When you finish making Print Settings press OK,
and then use the l or r button to select a photo;
use the u or d button to set the number of copies.
Note:
If you choose 4-up as the layout setting, but you do not select
four photos, a blank space is left for any missing photos.
9. Press the x Start button. Your CD/DVD is
printed.
If you need to cancel printing, press the
y Stop/Clear Settings button.
10. If you want to print another CD/DVD, select Yes
on the LCD screen after printing has finished.
11. When printing is complete, pull the tray out of the
EPSON STYLUS PHOTO RX (& page 7) and let
the CD/DVD dry fully before handling it.
12. When you finish printing CD/DVDs, raise the
tray lever to return the front tray to its former
position (& page 7).
Selecting the Layout
These photo layouts are available when printing your
photos onto a CD/DVD (& page 22). Press the x Print
Settings button and select Layout. Press the r button
and then use the u or d button to select one of the
following settings. Press OK to apply the new setting.
Setting Description
Media Type Select CD Label to print photos on a
CD/DVD label.
Paper Type Select CD/DVD to print photos on a
CD/DVD label directly. If you want to
check the print output before, select
Plain Paper.
Paper Size Select CD/DVD.
Layout Select the layout option as described
in the next section.
Setting Description
1-up Prints one photo on the CD/DVD, centered
on the hole in the middle of the disk.
4-up Prints four photos on the CD/DVD, with one
image in each of the four quarters.
8-up Prints eight photos on the CD/DVD,
arranged in a circle around the outer edge
of the disk.
12-up Prints 12 photos on the CD/DVD, arranged
in a circle around the outer edge of the disk.