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11-23-2016 07:56 PM
Product: OfficeJet Pro 6978
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8 (64-bit)
Considering purchase of this product, but it has to fit in a specific location.
"Dimensions" suggests a nice fit.
"Max Dimensions" is a showstopper.
What's the difference? Is the latter temporary e.g. for when you slide a tray out to refill paper? Please explain.
thanks.
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11-23-2016 10:13 PM
Hi,
Max dimensions: when expand other component(s) for eample output tray. Please note: you also need to have room for air.
Regards.
BH
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