Epson Stylus Photo 825, Printer Basics Manual

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Printing Without a Computer
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Printing Your Photos
Whenever you print, you need to insert your memory card and load paper, as
described on pages 8 and 13. Make sure your printer is set up, plugged in, and turned
on, as described on the Start Here sheet.
■ Unless you have the optional preview monitor, it’s a good idea to start by printing
an index, so you can select your photos by number.
■
If your camera supports DPOF (Digital Print Order Format), you can use your
camera to select photos for printing. When you insert your memory card,
DPOF
displays on the Select Photo menu. Your photos are already selected.
You can press the or button on the Select Photo
menu if you don’t want to use the DPOF settings.
Printing an Index
An index print shows small, numbered images of all the photos on your memory
card—and includes the date each picture was taken. Make sure your card is inserted
and plain paper is loaded in the printer.
1. Check the control panel. It should display these
settings (the defaults), including the number of
photos stored on your memory card.
If necessary, press the
Cancel
button to restore the
default settings.
2. Press the
Print
button. Your index is printed.
Printing Snapshots
First print an index to identify the photos on the memory
card (as described above). Then choose the pictures you want to print.
Follow these steps to print snapshots on 4 × 6 paper without cutting or trimming. If
you want to print a series of snapshots on roll paper, see page 25.
Note: If you have EPSON 4 × 6 Photo Paper with perforations, make sure you
tear off the margins before you use it to print without a computer.
Number of photos
on the card
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