Frequently Asked Questions:

Printing
Most of the Xerox® Image Solutions Paper formats are 8.5" x 11". The AccordionPix® is 8.5" x 14" so set your printer to legal size paper for AccordionPix®. Regardless of how the preview image appears on your monitor, ALWAYS set your printer to print PORTRAIT. PMX Xerox® will format the page accordingly.

Additional information for using the Xerox® Image Solutions Papers with Xerox® printers is packaged with the media.

Paper Orientation
Suggestion: Make a mark on the leading edge of a sheet of plain paper and print your first finished project to verify the correct paper orientation for your printer.

Printer Calibration
(This is an optional step and is only required if your printer does not print the images in exactly the correct location on the Xerox® Image Solutions Paper.) Some printers require a fine adjustment to locate the printed data precisely on the paper. Because of the pre-cut forms on your Xerox® Image Solutions Paper it is important that the calibration be as accurate as possible. The PMX Xerox® Software can compensate for small irregularities in your printer?s calibration using the Printer Calibration Wizard. To check your printer's calibration and correct it if necessary choose File-Printer Calibration from the PMX Xerox® main menu. Load plain paper in your printer and follow the instructions in the step-by-step wizard. In most instances a printer will only need to be calibrated once.

Saving Your Project
The saved projects can be opened and printed again or they can be modified and saved as a different project if you save as a different file name. An image is displayed on the file menu to help you recognize the project. At this time, the files are not identified as to which Xerox® Image Solutions Paper format or template was used so it may be of help to include an abbreviation in the file name. For example a prefix of FF will identify FunFlip® projects.

 

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