Thinking about a new mx922

[PDXMike]

I looking for a replacement for my old Epson Artisan 837, so far it looks like the closest Canon is the MX922.

One question I have is will it print on Prepunched 3hole paper?  I had an older Epson Stylus that would accept that paper, but the 837 won't work with it. (keeps saying paper jam , I guess there is a sensor where the holes are??)

I print quite a few manuals that need to go in 3 ring binders, and it gets pretty tiring printing then punching.  

Printing on CDs would be nice, but I have a Pro100 that can do it if needed.

Thanks 

Mike

[KDef · Accepted solution]

This works fine on mine. Works both for the front and back of the page.

[BillS · Accepted solution]

Hi PDXMike,

The MX922 does not specifically support pre-punched paper, but I did a survey of other agents and engineers, and there have been no known reports of any issues using it.

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[KDef · Accepted solution]

This works fine on mine. Works both for the front and back of the page.

[BillS · Accepted solution]

Hi PDXMike,

The MX922 does not specifically support pre-punched paper, but I did a survey of other agents and engineers, and there have been no known reports of any issues using it.

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[PDXMike · Accepted solution]

Thanks BillS.  I went ahead and bought not one but TWO MX922!  They seem to be a great printer, much quieter than the Epsons they replaced. I printed out the manual for the Image Garden software on pre-punched 3 hole paper in duplex, it didn't bat an eye! I did increase the "staple margin" in the driver so that there would be no print where the holes are, just to keep the ink off of the platen.