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# Additional Printing Options
In addition to printing receipts for completed gift card transactions, you can configure the following terminal printer settings:
In addition to printing receipts for completed gift card transactions, you can configure the following terminal printer settings:
* **Print declined transactions**: Prints the transaction receipt when the transaction is declined
* **Print reverse on declined**: Prints the transaction result in white on a dark background for declined transactions
* **Print ECR mode transactions**: Uses the terminal’s printer for payment transactions processed on a separate device (semi-integrated solutions).
* **Print second copy on ECR mode**: Uses the terminal’s printer for the second copy of a transaction processed on a separate device (semi-integrated).
### **To enable/disable additional printing options:**
1. Touch the **Action** button on the main screen. 
2. Touch **Settings**. 
3. Enter the Admin password and touch **OK**.
4. In the **General** section, touch the **Printer Options**.
5. In the **Receipts** section, touch the toggle button to enable (to the right) or disable (to the left) printing for the declined and ECR mode printing options.
6. Touch the **Back** icon to return to the main screen. 
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