If you mean you were printing more than one and the ones on top stuck to the ones on bottom, I would not expect to be able to get them apart without pulling ink with it. Best bet is to reprint, one at a time - it takes a while for the print to dry. It probably says how long it takes on the package, or in the manual for the printer.
I allowed the photo to dry and then placed regular paper on top to separate the photos and carry them in a folder on a trip to give away.
So theres paper stuck to the photo. I was hoping someone has ran into problems like this and could share what would help remove the paper.
Any ideas would be appreciated, I am on vacation and my Grandma wants photos of her great grandkids. :)
If you get nothing back but silence on a solution to this problem, it is probably not apathy but the diffuculty of the problem, those inks are designed to grip paper. I know it's no solution, but next time you might use waxed paper or velum as a seperator, at least untill the prints are a few days old and the ink had a chance to dry.
As a last resort you could try getting some moisture into the paper and see if that loosens them up. Leave them outside, but protected from sun, on a humid day or a rainy day and see if that helps. Or maybe wave them gently over a pan of simmering water.
I just tried a baby wipe over the top of the paper.It peeled off nicely leaving my Grandma very happy cause the photo was salvageable left a few smudges that arent too bad.
I have learned what not to do with photos.
