Review on Inkjet Card Tray Canon Printers by Fred Griffin

One of the two metal squares fell out and I couldn't figure out why it wasn't printing. Then I realized that there was a square. With no tin foil around, I had to replace it with a shiny material found under a ketchup bottle to get through. No glue so toothpaste to hold. (McGeever). I didn't notice the arrow showing where to stop in the printer when installing. Compare it with the DVD tray to determine the position. Then she cut it with a knife so it wouldn't be squeezed too much. Otherwise it worked fine. Millimetre-accurate printing is a problem, but it could be the printer. So we just extended the print area a bit beyond the map. And the cards stay in the slot without double-sided tape. It cannot be stowed in place of the DVD tray as there is no cut-out to hook it under the paper tray. In general it works. No major freezes. Just use two cards at the same time as suggested, whether you are printing two cards at the same time or not, to prevent the printheads from colliding with the tray. Hope this review helps.