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If the question is about printing it to paper, what do the specs for your printer say on image size limitations? Is roll paper required? What is the size of your image? What have you tried to do so far? What happens? Error messages?
Unless the printer driver is not fully compatible with your OS, all possible print/paper sizes should be a chooseable item.
duh. more specs. okay then. picture is 9.5 x 39 inches. is there a plugin for ps. to print banners or something? want to keep original size. printers are a canon, or an epson or a lexmark, i have all three. all are photo printers, (so they say). Hah!, no support on their sites, for more info.
Again, you haven’t answered any of our questions. More details are needed.
What problem(s) are you experiencing?
what do the specs for your printer say on image size limitations? Is roll paper required? What is the size of your image? What have you tried to do so far? What happens? Error messages?
Unless the printer driver is not fully compatible with your OS, all possible print/paper sizes should be a chooseable item.
Please address each one of the above question. Also give us the EXACT model of the printer.
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okey doke again, i like the responses, funnier and funnier. anyhow, three printers, a canon i550, epson r200 and a lexmark x75. now, as you said, there should be no size limitations. but, for some strange reason, the printer options are not there for banner printing for any of the printers. does anybody know as to the what-for? mac os 10.2.8 running on this machine. so, now what? do i just eat more cheese and continue or what?
probably third party updates, because their sites respectively do not have any kind of banner software. might have to use trusty old printshop, because photoshop in any form does not have any kind of banner printing option. cant find question four. later
I just had the same problem, only my image was 12.5 x 38 (I found 13×38 inch sheets at Red River Paper). Am printing on an Epson 1270, and I DID get a quick reply from Epson support via email. Am also running 10.2.8.
Here’s what I ended up doing: Once image is ready to print, go to Print with Preview and then setup (page setup). Browse through the different page size presets until you find one whose first dimension is 9.5 or close to it. For example, if I set up my custom size at 13, the image wouldn’t print correctly at all. But Super B3 (I think), is 12.94, and so I used that as the first dimension. Set up a custom size with that first preset dimension and make the length whatever you need, plus some to allow for margins, trimming etc. Make sure you’ve oriented your image correctly for the paper’s orientation, and print. It should work. At least with my 1270, the driver apparently only "recognizes" certain specific dimensions. Hope this helps.
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