Why does the vertical placement of wallet calendars vary?
Some users have reported that wallet calendars print higher on one side of the business card stock than on the other. This is caused by variations in how the printer picks up paper from the input tray, which is affected by several factors: 1. Paper curl – the printer picks up paper more quickly when the curl is “up”. 2. Paper stack – the presence of card stock on top of bond paper affects paper pickup. 3. Prepared edge – some card stock has a special texture on one side of the leading edge. If the leading edge displays any curl, you can try to reduce it by flexing the card stock over the edge of the table, or by manually bending the leading edge in the opposite direction. For best results, unload the paper tray and feed business card stock one sheet at a time. At the very least, load only business card stock in the input tray – do not mix paper types. Although business card stock with a prepared edge may pick up consistently when printing large quantities of business cards, the opposit
