In Page Set-Up, Paper Size, roll out the menu that you can open to the right of the size you want and select Front Fine Art.
Are you using the Airprint driver or the Series driver? Do you have the correct printer selected? What software are you printing from? In Photoshop in the Print dialog, click on Print Settings. In Paper Size, click on the arrows to the right of the menu and click the arrow beside the paper size you select to get the options giving you the FFA feed. In Lightroom you do this in the Print module by clicking on Pahge Set-Up in the lower left corner of your display. It's all there if you have the correct printer and driver version selected. If you doi not have the correct driver version, get rid of Airprint and load the Series driver.
You are welcome, but did any of this solve your problem?
No.... Still working with Epson.
I meant - have you found the option to select the FFA feeder by the paper size?
OK, now that you know how to use the FFA feeder, have you tried feeding the same paper through that path and if so are you still getting the roller marks on the paper? If not, you likely have your solution without further ado from Epson. If persistent, however, of course you would still have an issue to resolve with them.
same issue but to a lesser extent. As mentioned, the front manual feeder is finicky. Would like to use the auto feeder if possible....
Yes, it's possible; but I'm reliably informed it could be detrimental to the longer life of the paper feed mechanism.
Mark, one quick question... Obviously, I downloaded the latest driver for the P800, but how do you know if it is engaged when you print through photoshop?
If you have not only downloaded the driver but also installed it, you can check the driver version in your computer operating system. But most likely it's fine. Photoshop's Print module should automatically pull up the most current version when you click on Print Settings.
