no

No, the printer takes 61 cartridges, and will not accept 60 cartridges. Contrary to what one person said, installing the 60 will not damage anything, but it will not print either, so don't bother trying.

Yes!

HP states HP 61 and 61XL only. If you had a spare HP60 you could try, worst case...it wont clip in or work.

Unfortunately, it won't. I wish it did as my old printer used the HP60. That size might work for 1 time if you're lucky, but you risk ruining your printer.

No, it uses the HP 60 ink cartridge.

This printer does not have a built-in FAX. You can FAX from your computer if you have one setup.

Scan the document into the computer and FAX from the Desktop/Laptop via a FAX modem or application

No, this printer only allows you to print, copy and scan. It doesn't have the hookups for a fax.

No this printer cannot fax.

No

No it doesn't have the fax machine capability

No, this printer does not fax.

Maybe no, because I don't see anywhere in the Print dialog where I can adjust the font (both mobile and laptop)

If I understand your question, the font size is controlled by the document settings on your computer. The printer prints what you send to it from your computer.

I would assume the font would be whatever your setting is on your computer, that is where you would select the font, not the printer.

Yes

adjusting font is easier done by your computer or your smartphone.

Haven't been able to do this.
I have tried and searched, but no such luck.

Yes.

Yes, it should handle card stock with no issues.

yes I print a eBook some paper was card stock work great can't put to much in at a time

Yes. I printed on cardstock with no problems.

Yes. Up to about 120 pounds is typically fine. Obviously there are limits.

I've used very heavy paper in this printer, I believe it was card stock, and it didn't even flinch!

re-establishing the connection is pretty simple go to your control panel, click on printers and devices, right click on your printer and click on trouble shoot (let it do its thing) and your connection will be restored (make sure the printer is already on when you do the troubleshooting)

If you have not done so already try to unplug your router for a few seconds then re-connect it.

Try this:
1) On the main menu scroll all the way down and select wireless.
2) Click on "Wireless Setup Wizard"
3) When you see your network enter the password. (If you have one)
4) If everything goes OK the wireless light should have the LED next to it solid blue.

Hope it helps

It only took me 10 minutes to install this wireless printer. I suggest just uninstall and reinstall it again.

Turn off the printer. Then turn back on and wireless should work.

Reinstall the printer drivers. If it was awhile you might have done something to your network or the printer might have just forgotten its configurations. Wireless printers are inherently unstable in wireless mode.

You can fix this by getting a wireless adapter which will plug wired into the printer and then serve the printer wirelessly on your network in a more competent fashion. But that's up to you. I generally don't trust wireless printers to remain on the network without tinkering. they always have issues.

Sometimes all it takes is a power outage.