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Using PE1, Win XP and an HP 970 Deskjet with the latest print driver from HP:
Is there any way to convince PE1 that my available print margins are way larger than it thinks? I’m doing a booklet cover for my wife’s garden club. It’s actual dimensions are 8.5 x 5.5 with minimal whitespace around the edges to fill half of a 8.5 x 11 page. I can easily get it to print centered on the top half of the page by rotating the image 90 degrees left and using print preview with settings of Top = -0.2 and Left = -0.5 (those are negative dimensions) but when I click Print PE1 informs me that the image is outside the possible margins and clipping will occur. The result is a perfect print 5/32" from the top of the paper and about 5/16" from each side with no clipping at all. Would be nice if PE1 could know what the available print area really is.
Bob
Is there any way to convince PE1 that my available print margins are way larger than it thinks? I’m doing a booklet cover for my wife’s garden club. It’s actual dimensions are 8.5 x 5.5 with minimal whitespace around the edges to fill half of a 8.5 x 11 page. I can easily get it to print centered on the top half of the page by rotating the image 90 degrees left and using print preview with settings of Top = -0.2 and Left = -0.5 (those are negative dimensions) but when I click Print PE1 informs me that the image is outside the possible margins and clipping will occur. The result is a perfect print 5/32" from the top of the paper and about 5/16" from each side with no clipping at all. Would be nice if PE1 could know what the available print area really is.
Bob
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