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Hi Jill!

I have the same printer and I used to have the same problem...prior to printing to the printer (I click "print" and when the print options come up, I click on the "print properties"), I have to change they "type" of paper that I am printing to (I change it to "other photo paper") which then changes the print quality to high photo resolution. That seemed to help with the problem. Not sure if that will help you, but it's worth a shot...Good luck!!!

7/18/134:28 PM

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