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• Paper size of the PIXMA Pro - 100 substitute

  Hello

  I love the Pixma Pro-100 on most levels compared to my previous R2400!  Ink consumption, image quality, etc. all are better.  The only exceptionis I could print a banner 44 "on the Epson.  Is it possible to configure or replace the maximum print size 13 x 19?

  Thank you!

  KP

  Like other Canon printers, the PRO-100 to set custom paper sizes.

  Paper width: 12.95 "- after a few tries, I found that a custom size the value 13" causes a printing error. With the help of 12.95 "corrected it. You will notice on the scale of width 16.54. This is an error in the software programming.

  I found that the effective maximum print length is 26 ".  Then 12.95 x 26 inches.  No. 44 inches!

• How can I get the paper size "C sheet size" in the layout of Notepad on Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.

  Hello

  I used Notepad to format some text files in the format of paper called 'C size sheet' under Windows 7 pro 32-bit. Recently, I changed my system having Windows 7 Pro 64 bit installed, in which I am not able to find the size option "C format of paper sheet" in the notebook layout.

  Windows is updated with all the latest patches.

  Appreciate your help.

  The system configuration:

  OS: Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.

  Kind regards

  Mohamed Gonapa

  Hi Matt,

  To solve the above problem, please follow the steps below:

  Go to start--> Devicesand printers--> Microsoft XPS Document Writer--> rights, click on set as default printer.
  Open notepad---> print---> preferences--> Advanced-->---> do paper size scroll down select size C---> ok--> ok--> applies--> Print.

  It works 100% for you hack.

  Kind regards
  Vincent David

• Printer HP Officejet Pro 8100 & custom paper sizes

  Found all useful instructions on creating new formats of paper custom in Windows 7. But am complete novice & need to buy a printer for a charity. Installs on this model because of good reviews, but more work will be 1 document of custom paper size. Need to know if the instructions are foolproof! (Before spending their money.)

  Hello invqn,

  After some detailed research, as well as installing the Pro 8100 (and other products) on a Windows 7 system, we determined the 8100 Pro does not support custom sizes: this is by design and intent.

  Note that one of our engineers proposes to use a different set of drivers (from an older device) as a possible workaround, but it is not proven and could be used to limit your overall functionality of the device.

  However, we have confirmed that a newer device which is currently, the HP Officejet Pro 8610 (8620 or 8630) e-all-in-one, supports the formats customized; Here is the multifunctional printers.

  By following the instructions in the link you sent, you can create new forms with custom formats and it will be displayed in the properties of the printer to get a job / select. It supports custom formats of 3,00 x 8.50 x 14.00 5.00 in. in.

  Our intention is only to provide information about what we know; you could take a moment and perhaps see if a representative Marketing HP might be able to give you more information, but that's what we have.

  We hope this helps...

• Officejet Pro 8600 custom paper sizes

  I just replaced my Officejet Pro 8500 with a 8600.  I NEED to print on paper that is 4.88 "x 8.25".  How can I get the printer to accept this paper?  I use Word 2010 and that you set the paper size in Word, but the printer indicates the paper size does not match.

  The solution by the user "Kicktires" in this thread:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-networking-and-wireless/how-to-print-on-custom-size-paper-with-OfficeJet-Pro-8600/TD-p/2951487

  has worked for me on my Win7 system and authorized to define me custom paper sizes for my Officejet Pro 8600 more.  Good luck!

  -Don

• HP Officejet Pro 8615: Custom paper size

  I am trying to print on envelopes A9 size, but the printer sends the following error message: paper detected does not match the selected paper size.

  There is no predefined options that match my papersize (5.75 "x 8.75") and I can't find a way to customize the size.  Is there a way to customize the paper size or disable the printer paper size sensor?

  Hello

  Set a custom paper size of 5.75 inches width and height of 8.75 inches within the operating system print server.

  You can find an instructions step by step in the following link:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03890386/

  Shlomi

• Help the printing of the Canon Pixma Pro 100 size problem.

  Hi all! Quick question - can I print on a map of 3 x 4 with rear feeder of the Canon Pixma Pro 100? The guide used even close than smaller ones. Well, there must be a way... right? Thanks for any help!

  Display multiple and trim.

• OfficeJet Pro 8600 Premium error paper size does not match

  I try to print an envelope #10 that I printed several times in the past, but today I get the error that the detected paper size does not match.  I print on MS Word with the selected for the #10 envelope paper size.  I loaded the envelope properly.  Why is he not feel today when it was fine yesterday?

  Hello

  The application, go to Printer preferences. What size and type of paper is selected here?

  You have restarted your computer since yesterday?

  Thank you

• Resolution for prints on Pro - 100

  I take an online course to get certified Adobe for Photoshop. The instructor said that, for optimum print quality, it must use the maximum resolution that is available on your printer, on a Pro - 100 would be 2400 according to this guy.

  I have never heard this before and felt that it is ridiculous to set the resolution for more than 360. Am wrong me or is the instructor? I realize that this may depend on the desired print size and the number of pixels you have available, but even if you had that much info in the file, you would never want to set the very high resolution?

  Thanks for your comments,

  McLynn

  I worked for Hallmark Cards in Kansas City, for 40 years. We have all the means it is possible or conceivable, to put ink on paper! Believe me.

  Our normal work resolution is 300. I have the Pixma Pro-100 and more Pro - 9500 II and I use 300.

• Custom with iPF 8400 paper size problem

  I created a custom paper size of 11 x 14 inches for my new IPI 8400. My file is 11 x 14 size and print perfectly on my Pro 100, but when I send it to the 8400 it cut a full inch of my image, send me 3 normal small borders and a big. I tried to re-sizing of the image to 10.75 x 13.75 inches, and it still cuts a full inch of the image. Verification of image on the main page does not change, nor is the page. Printing from PS CC, win 10. Am I missing something here - just may not understand what?

  Hi mk1051,

  It is recommended that you contact technical support direct assistance.  There is NO charge for this call.  Please call 1-800-423-2366, Monday to Friday 08:00 to 08:00 pm et, except holidays.

• HP OfficeJet 8600 and Custom paper sizes

  I have a HP OfficeJet 8600 for 2 years now, and I've never had a problem with it until today.

  I bought a few cards with inserts that I can print on, however, because it is a custom size, I can't print on it. The printer has no option to set a custom paper size.

  So, I do the obvious thing and Google a solution. The firmware update I read... no luck. The update utility can't find my printer on the network even if I print it to 3 different computers, and I can browse his IP in Chrome and check the Web page.

  Try a different driver (Win 64-bit 8.1)... the steps that I follow do not work, and when I get them to work, there is nothing different.

  I tried to do on my MacBook Pro too, but I can not do anything there either.

  Totally ridiculous, which releases a product with this MASSIVE floor!

  I am very angry that now I have to put it back write more than 100 of these cards

  So I found out how to check the updates of the printer itself, and I have updated firmware, so that rules out.

• M651dn: with manual duplex printing only the paper size custom

  Hello

  I have a strange problem with several HP printers in my office (cp4525dn, 401dne, M651dn).

  Automatic duplex printing works as usual if I use plain paper A4 format.

  But when I use a custom paper size (21 x 21 cm), then the 'duplex manual' appears on the screen with the information I need to deliver the document again.

  It's strange. -That someone has an idea if this could be a bug or it's 'normal '. But automatic duplex should work too much here, I think. What you mean?

  It makes no difference if or USB-connected to the local network. I also tried different drivers, without success.

  Thank you very much

  Daniel

  According to the manual the User Guide Laserjet Pro 400 M401 , automatic duplex printing is not supported for custom paper sizes.

  

  It goes the same for my printer LaserJet Pro 400 MFP M475dn .

  I guess the same applies also to CP4525dn and M651dn models.

• PIXMA Pro - 100 nine flowing, wet prints

  I'm sure I'm doing something wrong, but I just set up my Pro-100 new printers using Canon ink and paper and prints are coming very wet and running nose.  I feel of Lightroom.  Am I missing a setting somewhere?

  Thank you!

  Thank you all.  I tried another paper and that solved the problem, so either I was printing on the wrong side of the first study (since it doesn't have a watermark on the back) or paper is the question.  I'd bet that I was printing on the wrong side.

  Thank you once again, everything is going well!

• PIXMA Pro-100, very dark print

  Hi all

  I just bought my Pro-100 and installed yesterday evening. I upgraded to an HP that was strictly CMYK (only 4 ink). I installed according to the instructions, but my impressions seem to come out substantially darker than they should be. Lime green print darker green. The bright blue print a darker blue. The bright red print a very dark red. Roses are dark pink print. The tones are much, much darker than they should be.

  I print Adobe programs (Illustrator, Photoshop, and Pro - CS6 all). Am I missing a setting somewhere? On my previous printer, I would choose "primary preserve CMYK" and it printed perfectly. Now, I can't seem to get my impressions a normal colour. I'm not attempt "to match my monitor", just trying to get the colors closer to their true colors. I have CMYK primaries preserve not controlled and checked that the printer determine colors, but none of these options seem to be able to help.

  I called Canon support, but they were unable to help me. He had put me my settings all default return and test printing. When this does not work, he said "good printers vary by brand so theres really nothing we can do about it." I can't imagine that this big of a printer prints it off on the colours.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  "... There's nothing we can do about it." »

  Well, of course it is not true.  I have three of these printers in this line.  The 9000, 9500 II amd Pro-100.

  They are all printed differently, but after a bit of tinkering with settings, they all did very well.  They are great printers.

  First of all you do not leave the printer defined anything.  Cut each little out of control there.  You can do it with the Canon My Printer the printer settings tab.  Do you know how?  I think, Yes, for the moment, but if you don't come back to me.

  Secondly, you must have PS manage all settings and corresponding color.  You know how to do this?

  And finally, it is essential that you get some settings on your monitor which corresponds somewhat to the prints.  Your printer can do exactly what you say to do, and not sure that it is.  Because your monitor is turned off.  If you don't do this step, you can forget the other steps.  However, there are only a few things that must be addressed.  You don't need for any fancy additional modules to do this.

  But you must get very narrow gray-scale.  You must get very close brightness and you must close contrast.

  Once you do these things, you can make adjustments to your impressions by looking at just your screen.  Because you know that the monitor and printer are on the same level.  Another point, you cannot get a printer to print all colors exactly as you saw.  It is not possible because all the colors and adjustment in effect all the others.  My goal is to get the right tones.  That's what people notice.

  For example, I know that my most recent Pro - 100 tends to print darker than what I see on the screen.  So I automatically know to set it's prints a stop brighter in PS.  It also prints with a warn a little tone.  Most of the time, with in particular, protraits cela if OK, but sometimes it is not.  In this case I set the 'temp' slightly cooler setting in PS.

  Make sure that you have the correct ICC profile and that you use brand ink Canon and paper until you get well with the printer.  Very, very important!

• Why my PRO - 100 black-and-white prints have a color tint?

  I print out on the printer PIXMA Pro-100 and sometimes, for no apparent reason (?), my black and white prints have a color tint (generally a "reddish brown"), then when printing to new... same settings print, same... the same impression will be fine, neutral with no tint at all.

  No idea why?

  Also (perhaps related?) I do not understand why Photo-Cyan and Magenta cartridges are exhausted when I'm NOT print color, but only black and white.  Am I missing something?  When you set up for printing, I always make sure that the 'Black and white photography' feature is selected in settings dialog "Quick Installation".  This ensures not only the black and gray inks are used as long as I'm not "toning"?  In other words... ONLY black and gray inks are used, if not the impression that is supposed to be a black and white printing neutral? Yet once... I missed something?

  FOR INFO:

  I print on Canon Pro radiance papers and more glossy.

  Under 'Options - color management', I selected:

  (color management) Photoshop Elements handles colors

  (image area) Adobe RGB (1998)

  (the printer profile) Canon PRO-100 1/2 Luster Photo Paper Pro

  (rendering mode) Perceptual

  The most important thing is the paper you choose to print on.  Find this first release. Any Epson printer which uses UltraChrome K3 inks will do a better job with B & W as a Pro-(anything).  But Epson suffers from obstruction more far do, Canon Pro-100 problems.

  If you print a lot is not too big of a problem, but if you print once a week or once a month to forget it.  Go with Canon that clogged very rarely, if ever.

  Try to find the right paper.  It will make everything better.  Call the Red River or Canson and ask them to recommend a book.  Red River will work with you and they know the Pro - 100 inside and outside.