It is not at all unusual for colors to appear different when printing on differing paper types. Your problem would appear to be an over saturation effect which alters the purity of the color tones. I'd suggest that you refer to information found under the heading "Change the saturation, brightness, or color tone" found on page 58 of the online user manual for your printer which is found at the following link:
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01552104
SOURCE: My HP Deskjet F2100 All-in-one
just leave your paper type as Plain Paper,
and if your printing out a
5R size photo or photo sizes not exceed on Letter size paper, just
leave the paper sizes using Letter,
print on both sides set as OFF.
then just customize the printing quality for a good printing result.
then load or place your photo paper properly on the paper tray to avoid jam.
SOURCE: Hp Photosmart C5280 error message "wrong paper size or type"
set it on control panel of printer
SOURCE: hp laserjet p3005dn tray1 manual feed problem
you can choose mp first in "paper handing" printer menu or print tray1 is A4 default in properties of printer software.
SOURCE: how to print borderless 5 x 7 pictures using an HP
Open printers window, right click on the psc printer icon , select printing preferences, click on paper\quality tab, select the paper size as 5x7, check the option as borderless printing and click on apply and then oK...
Try to print ,,,
SOURCE: my hp deskjet 1280 will not print yellow
Hello, this is Harry from www.BusinessSpread.co.uk.
We had the exact same problem when printing, we used 3 different 78 colour ink cartages and they all said 100% full but did not work. We then had a look at the dates on the box and they were all expired so when buying ink from anywhere even PC world or Curry’s always look at the expiry date.
Today I went to PC world and purchased a new 78 ink which said expires July 2011 and it works perfectly fine.
Regards,
Businessspread.co.uk
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