Question 1

I am interested in this for scanning. When I do a search for scanners it comes up and in the specifications it has the sizes it scans, yet the previous questions say it doesn't scan. I am confused, does the term scan have another meaning? Thanks

Accepted Answer

NO! This does NOT scan. It does produce great prints on premium paper (don't use cheap anything!).
I have a Canon flatbed scanner. I prefer discrete components for document processing.
Cheers and good luck,
John

Question 2

What is the thickest paper size HP Officejet 7110 can take? I have some card stock that I was hoping would go through it with no trouble.

Accepted Answer

The paper tray capacity lists 110lb card stock as the thickest supported paper and  280g/m2 as the thickest photo paper.

The paper path is NOT straight through, you cannot feed from the rear.  HP does sell a large format printer that has that function, but I do not have a link for it.  Its very similar to the 7110.

Question 3

What is the largest paper size?

Accepted Answer

I was incorrect earlier... it will handle from 3x5 to 13x19 inches.

Question 4

Is it WiFi compatible?

Accepted Answer

Yes it is wifi compatible. And the steps were easy to follow. The only thing you have to be mindful of is the delay in printing over Wi-Fi. Sometimes it takes the printer a little longer to receive the print and that will be determined by the number of user processes happening during that given time.

Question 5

is this also a scanner??

Accepted Answer

No, it is a printer only - and though it works well, it is a bit noisy sometimes, going through all its quirks.

Question 6

does this printer have scanning ?

Accepted Answer

Hello,

This is an exceptionally great printer, especially for the money.

This printer does not have scanning.

The only thing you need to know about this printer is that when printing 11 x 17 sheets you should  not fill the tray up completely because it will not properly grab the sheets.  Fill the tray up approximately 3/8" high with 11 x 17 sheets.

We are a small engineering company and run about 25 to 50 (11 x 17). sheets through it per day.  This is an exceptional printer for the money.

Question 7

will this printer print 20''x 20'' prints ?

Accepted Answer

I have trouble printing on 13x19" photo paper, since the largest stock size that appears in the printer driver's paper list is 11x17"

Question 8

what size is the scan glass??

Accepted Answer

The HP Officejet 7110 wide format is only a printer. Its advantage is that it takes thick or thin paper and will print from post card size up to 13" x 19" paper. It has no scanner. I believe that there is a 7110 all-in-one model which has legal size (8.5" x 14") printing and scanning ability. It is also much smaller than the wide format model for obvious reasons.

Question 9

Does this printer print Multiple envelopes?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, I bought my 7110 for printing "B" size engineering prints.  It is my third network printer, used only for large format printing.  All my printers are HP and I'm very satisfied with all of them.  HP is very good about living up to whatever they say their printers will do, so I'd trust their literature or specifications.

Question 10

How does this printer work with printing film positives?

Accepted Answer

If you're asking about printing pictures, it does an very good job.  And it is fast!  However, I have not done any prints on really good paper since I bought this printer for doing "blue" prints (engineering drawings).

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