We have run paper through both our HP Printers and our (non-HP) copier a
second time; sometimes because a blank sheet was spit out, sometimes because
we were manually duplexing (before we bought the new printer that had a
duplexer). The only thing that really affected our ability to do it
successfully was which side of the paper was used first. The paper we
bought always had an indicator as to which side should be printed on
first. As long as we followed that, we didn't have any problems that could
be attributed to the paper. If we didn't, the paper would often curl funny
or jam.
If the wrapping on your paper has such an indicator, I'd follow it. If it
doesn't, and you're having problems, try turning the paper over and see if
it works better.
Dave
On Thu, Aug 24, 2006 at 10:49:10AM -0700, Penney, John wrote:
> Good morning listserver team.
>
> Would you be so kind as to share with me your opinions
> on re-using paper that has already been fed through
> the HP printers? You know - the blank pages ejected
> before/during/after print queue jobs?
>
> I get all sorts of advice- NO! NEVER, it'll hose the
> innards, to - What-the-heck I always throw it back
> into the hopper for printing - no big deal.
>
> This may be on-topic, so no disclaimer in the Subject?
>
> Cheers from California!
>
>
>
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