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What is the maximum Page size (input) that I can feed for printing in HP LaserJet Pro - M1136 ??


Please tell me the size in mm or inches ... .


I am asking for tray size (maximum paper size that fits ) Custom sized papers ..
 
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no one knows the answer ???
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Having trouble operating Google?

Link: HP LaserJet Pro M1136 Multifunction Printer (CE849A) | HP® India
Specs:
Paper handling input, standard150-sheet input trayPaper handling output, standard100-sheet face-down binDuplex printing
  • Manual (driver support provided)
Media sizes supportedA4; A5; ISO B5; ISO C5; ISO C5/6; ISO C6; ISO DL; 16K; European postcard; J postcard (Hagaki); J double postcard (Oufuku Hagaki)Media typesPaper (plain, laser), envelopes, transparencies, labels, cardstock, postcardsMedia weights, supported60 to 163 g/m²
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Now that we have that information, back to google!

Link: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=A4+paper+size

Wow, now Google says this is a good source: Dimensions Of A Paper Sizes - A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, A9, A10 - In Inches & mm

Mystery solved and it only took me about 5 minutes...
 
@Hypernia

i asked What is the maximum Page size (input) that I can feed for printing in HP LaserJet Pro - M1136 size in mm or inches .. this means the tray size for printing on custom sized papers..

You answered Supported papers (the common ones) .


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@Hypernia
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are you nuts or what ?? do u think i am fool ?? i dont know google ??? i asked What is the maximum Page size (input) that I can feed for printing in HP LaserJet Pro - M1136 size in mm or inches .. this means the tray size for printing on custom sized papers.. You answered Supported papers (the common ones) . both are different you idiot ..
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Do you just have an aversion to reading the technical specs on the links above or are you just grasping at straws in effort you make me look like an idiot?

The paper sizes supported by the printer are exactly what is listed above.

If you are looking to print a "custom" size it will have to be smaller or equal to the largest paper width of the support sizes.This isn't a wide format printer and there is no magic here, simple comprehension of the technical specs is all that is required.

Also, when you use screenshots with markup in attempt to make your point you may want to actually take the time to read them...the largest "custom" size of you have in the red box is 100% equal to the "Legal" size paper...what a surprise!
 
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power_match said:
@Hypernia
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are you nuts or what ?? do u think i am fool ?? i dont know google ??? i asked What is the maximum Page size (input) that I can feed for printing in HP LaserJet Pro - M1136 size in mm or inches .. this means the tray size for printing on custom sized papers.. You answered Supported papers (the common ones) . both are different you idiot ..
pic-O1DwjS.png
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Do you just have an aversion to reading the technical specs on the links above or are you just grasping at straws in effort you make me look like an idiot?

The paper sizes supported by the printer are exactly what is listed above.

If you are looking to print a "custom" size it will have to be smaller or equal to the largest paper width of the support sizes.This isn't a wide format printer and there is no magic here, simple comprehension of the technical specs is all that is required.

Also, when you use screenshots with markup in attempt to make your point you may want to actually take the time to read them...the largest "custom" size of you have in the red box is 100% equal to the "Legal" size paper...what a surprise!
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I asked for LaserJet M1136 ... the screenshot if of a different model

... dif u even read me reply ??? or started bouncing without reading ??
 
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Hypernia said:
power_match said:
@Hypernia
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are you nuts or what ?? do u think i am fool ?? i dont know google ??? i asked What is the maximum Page size (input) that I can feed for printing in HP LaserJet Pro - M1136 size in mm or inches .. this means the tray size for printing on custom sized papers.. You answered Supported papers (the common ones) . both are different you idiot ..
pic-O1DwjS.png
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Do you just have an aversion to reading the technical specs on the links above or are you just grasping at straws in effort you make me look like an idiot?

The paper sizes supported by the printer are exactly what is listed above.

If you are looking to print a "custom" size it will have to be smaller or equal to the largest paper width of the support sizes.This isn't a wide format printer and there is no magic here, simple comprehension of the technical specs is all that is required.

Also, when you use screenshots with markup in attempt to make your point you may want to actually take the time to read them...the largest "custom" size of you have in the red box is 100% equal to the "Legal" size paper...what a surprise!
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I asked for LaserJet M1136 ... the screenshot if of a different model What an idiot !

... dif u even read me reply ??? or started bouncing without reading ??
 
power_match said:
Hypernia said:
Do you just have an aversion to reading the technical specs on the links above or are you just grasping at straws in effort you make me look like an idiot?

The paper sizes supported by the printer are exactly what is listed above.

If you are looking to print a "custom" size it will have to be smaller or equal to the largest paper width of the support sizes.This isn't a wide format printer and there is no magic here, simple comprehension of the technical specs is all that is required.

Also, when you use screenshots with markup in attempt to make your point you may want to actually take the time to read them...the largest "custom" size of you have in the red box is 100% equal to the "Legal" size paper...what a surprise!
Click to expand...







I asked for LaserJet M1136 ... the screenshot if of a different model What an idiot !

... dif u even read me reply ??? or started bouncing without reading ??
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You got me, I am certainly the one with the reading comprehension problem...good lord.
 
i think the m1136 and m1130 is just the same in terms of capability to feed on maximum paper size, the last number on the model differs on regional differences but not limited on the paper size it can feed on.


Also, i guess its more appropriate not to say any negative words since your the one asking so expect an answer you might not like :)
 
thanks... that's what i was asking ...
but they are different in terms of looks and features .. i guess ...
as in official website it's written that

m1136 - does not support legal sized paper
m1130 supports legal sized paper printing :(
 
they told m1136 does not support printing on legal sized paper ..
but on certain forums i found that .. it actually prints on legal sized paper without any issue ..

i am confused... that is why i am asking for the maximum size of the paper it accepts for printing
 
Next time, before you could trash talk anyone who's trying to help you, try it on any other forum. Not on WJunction.
Learn to behave, this is certainly not the right way.

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