Flyers can help you broadcast a message to a wide audience. Printing your own flyers can save you time and money, especially if you have access to a color copier or have designed a simple flyer. When preparing your flyer design, keep in mind the hardware you have available, who your audience is, what paper you'll be using, and design accordingly. Before you print flyers, you may need to acquire specific flyer paper. Also, check your ink levels to prevent running out of ink or toner at an inconvenient time.
Instructions
Printing on a Non-Networked Copier
1. Open the flyer document or image file.
2. Click on "File," then "Print."
3. Click on "Options" or "Preferences." Choose to print in "Color" or "Black and White," and use the "Best" or "Normal" quality. Choose the specific type of "Paper." Click "OK."
4. Click on "OK" or "Print." Check the flyer test copy, and ensure that it has printed properly.
5. Select the type of paper (color, thickness, size) according to your design and audience needs. Insert the paper in the copier's side paper feed tray, if available. Otherwise, open a paper tray, remove the default paper, and insert the flyer paper.
6. Set up your copier to print via the side paper feed tray. Place the flyer copy you printed earlier on the copier glass.
7. Enter the number of copies you wish to print. Click on "OK" or "Copy."
Printing on a Computer Printer
8. Open the flyer document or image file.
9. Click on "File," then "Print."
10. Click on "Options" or "Preferences." Choose to print in "Color" or in "Black and White," and use the "Best" or "Normal" quality. Choose the specific type of "Paper." Click "OK."
11. Click on "OK" or "Print." Check the flyer test copy, and ensure that it has printed properly.
12. Insert the desired flyer paper into the feeder. Go to the "Print" screen again. If your paper has changed, alter the setting.
13. Select the number of "Copies." Click "OK."
