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<blockquote data-quote="pm-r" data-source="post: 1916528" data-attributes="member: 175845">I wish more printer companies would do something similar with a lot of their models and it sounds like the Epsom designers we're actually thinking and taking their consumer's possible needs into consideration.&nbsp; Nice touch.Most of my previous older Canon inkjet printers had a similar slot but unfortunately my latest Canon MX922 does not.Canon recommendations: We do not recommend using paper outside of the 17 to 28 lb paper weight (other than Canon genuine papers) in the printer.&nbsp;However, one consumer posted they had managed to print heavier stock:&quot;I just printed 20 invitations (10 sheets) on 65lb card stock (non-canon) with no issues at all.&nbsp; Given the thickness of the paper, I loaded each sheet individually so the process wasn't exactly speedy but the Mx922 handled it without a hitch. &quot;&nbsp;So I guess exceptions to the manufacturer's suggestions can always be tried, and not cause any damage to one's printer. But a proper access path would sure be appreciated by some of us that occasionally need it, and list the feature where one can see it!!!&nbsp; It might even help with the sale.- Patrick=======</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pm-r, post: 1916528, member: 175845"] I wish more printer companies would do something similar with a lot of their models and it sounds like the Epsom designers we're actually thinking and taking their consumer's possible needs into consideration. Nice touch. Most of my previous older Canon inkjet printers had a similar slot but unfortunately my latest Canon MX922 does not. Canon recommendations:[I] We do not recommend using paper outside of the 17 to 28 lb paper weight (other than Canon genuine papers) in the printer.[/I] However, one consumer posted they had managed to print heavier stock: "[I]I just printed 20 invitations (10 sheets) on 65lb card stock (non-canon) with no issues at all. Given the thickness of the paper, I loaded each sheet individually so the process wasn't exactly speedy but the Mx922 handled it without a hitch. " [/I]So I guess exceptions to the manufacturer's suggestions can always be tried, and not cause any damage to one's printer. But a proper access path would sure be appreciated by some of us that occasionally need it, and list the feature where one can see it!!! It might even help with the sale. - Patrick ======= [/QUOTE]

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