Sometimes if you forget something, the software will actually offer to automatically fix any conflicts. I wish I could be more specific about this 'combination' effect. Disallowed (illegal) combinations are marked with the tiny yellow triangle.

Source = tray 1 - again, sometimes it is a matter of 'the order in which you select' that either allows or 'disallows' a combination. Not always, but sometimes you have to select the paper size and THEN the Media type to keep the little yellow triangle of doom from disallowing your 'combination' of paper type, paper size, and tray. Paper size = your new little custom form. The point is to choose something that will tell the printer the paper is 'thicker' than normal paper without tripping of the printer's 'sensor' for photo paper.

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How to print on 3x5 index cards