When you are finished designing your project, go to the Tool Bar or the File Menu and select Print.

We highly recommend that you do a test print on a blank sheet of paper before using your transfer paper. Be sure to refer to the instruction sheets for ironing and printing that is included with the transfer sheets.

Insert ONE transfer sheet into the printer with the blank side up. Do not insert more than one transfer sheet into the printer at a time. If lead edge is curled, straighten before feeding.

Before printing, you must change your printer settings so that it will print the image in reverse. This will cause it to print correctly when it is ironed on.

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Remember, you will be ironing this image, therefore the image must print in reverse. In this way, the image and its text will appear properly when it is ironed on. To set up your printer properly, choose an option below.

Option #1 My printer has the capacity to print images in reverse.

1. Go to File > Print Setup
2. Change the printer settings in your printer drivers so that it will print the images in reverse. In the main print dialog box, make sure that the "Print Normal" button (under Print Options) is selected.

Option #2 My printer does not have the capacity to print images in reverse.

1. Go to File>Print.
2. In the main print dialog box, make sure that the "Reverse Print" button (under Print Options) is selected.

Option #3 I'm not sure if my printer has the capacity to print images in reverse.

1. Check the documentation that came with your printer. If your printer can print in reverse, please skip the next step and refer to Option #1. If not, see below.
2. Go to File>Print.
3. In the main print dialog box, make sure that the "Reverse Print" button (under Print Options) is selected.

Remember, it is always better to adjust the printer settings from within your printer drivers.