I have a brother Dcp 375
I just can't manage to print exactly the same things on both sides (crafting)
Photo attached. Either everything overlaps or it's not even remotely the same.
Maybe someone knows
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Try to insert this image into a Word, and print only one page, turn the sheet in the printer & print the sheet again. If it still slips, maybe the printer is broken.
The attempt to layout precisely with a phone is condemned from the outset to failure. Make it with the PC and a suitable software.
The file you want to print must have the same edge distances below and above.
Hello. Thank you, but I have no idea what exactly they mean. I’ve never printed on both sides. I always only print on (from the phone)
So if you print something, whether it’s a picture or a text, that’s never to the edge of the sheet. This distance must be the same in the document below and above.
Alternatively, first printing one page, then printing the sheet back into the printer and the other side. Then you have to test how to put the sheet right in.
Thanks for the explanation. That was my problem: all directions tried to turn the sheet. The result was always like in the pictures. Actually, it must be really easy. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. (as for turn)