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  I am trying to print on custom size paper (9.25 "x 3,875").

  I have OSX Lion and a 8600 Officepro more.

  I inserted the paper into the tray of my 8600 Officepro more.  I adjusted the sliding walls to match the size of the paper.

  I created a new custom in my print settings format.

  But the printer says:

  Paper size error: the custom paper size specified is not supported in the selected tray.

  What the...?  How that recalcitrant monstrosity to behave and do what I have to say?

  Here is the link to the manuals for the 8600 Pro JO.

  You want the user's guide.

• Print prints 8 x 10 on paper 8.5 x 11

  I use LR 5.6 on an iMac running Mavericks and a Canon Pixma Pro-100 printer.  Is there a way to print a draw 8 x 10 on a sheet of 8.5 x 11 and not having to cut all 4 sides?  In other words, is there a setting to print the image, in the upper left corner, and then tim just the right side and bottom?

  Thank you.

  In the print module, if you change the layout style of Picture Package or package custom, then you can drag and drop an image on paper and place it where you want. Then turn on the sovereign and will help you to adjust the size of your image in an appropriate manner. Just make sure that you have turned on printing without margins in the printer driver, as well as the size of the right paper.

• Unexplained change in size of the Print Screen saved image

  Is not a computer geek, I'm sometimes thrown when my laptop is suddenly something differently when I have not intentionally "asked".

  The last thing that has happened is a real nuisance and I would be very grateful if a brilliant person could put me right.

  I keep a daily record of the changes to the e-important information by using print screen and save it to a file. normally, this image is saved as a certain size (pixels x 768 1366 pixels) that fits with my view of deterioration. About two weeks ago the same procedure suddenly gave place to an image SMALLER, but with MORE (?) pixels (1366 x 918) without consciously doing me something different. Can someone tell me how to get back to where I was before? It does not help if I increase the Zoom level I print screen; This only translates a picture cutting the edges of what I want to see.

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  Alright.  Right after you click on paste, click on crop.  This will ensure the area of the image exactly matches copied dimensions and will be the size of the exact screen of 1366 x 768 pixels.

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• Lightroom 2.5 size of the Image when printing

  I have searched and tried several approaches but can't LR to adjust the size of the image when printing.

  For example, I have a Page of Laboratory Test tif image that has a size of 23 "wide x 29" H paper and resolution 180 dpi.

  I can use CSR 4 Image/Image size to change this in a 8 "W x 10.5" H and a resolution of 320 DPI using resampling. The reduced image prints correctly in CSR 4 on paper 8.5 "x 11" and translates. 25 "top and bottom margins. The same thing happens in LR 2.5 with the reduced size image.

  However, if I try to print the original image using LR 2.5 to automatically resize the image it is malfunctioning. I tried all kinds of combinations of settings so that it can reduce the image (as is done in 4 CSR) and print with. 25 "down the margins without success. The image can not resize correctly.

  Is it a bug, a feature?, or operator error? Can anyone tell how LR 2.5 will resize automatically so it prints correctly? I tested on other computers with the same results.

  Thank you

  Go to the print module.

  Select print to jpg.

  Set the resolution at 180 dpi.

  Other output parameters, sharpening, profile of such paper as required.

  Determine the size of margin according to the needs.

  Set the size of the cell to the size of the image

  Set the Dimensions of the custom paper size... 29 "x 23" in this case.

  You can drag the size of the cells and the edges around until get you exactly the layout on paper, you need. So how successful final print to the file, name the file, and the work is done.

  If you want to print a different size, with different resolution, on paper of different size, with different borders all this can be done in the print module and it is WYSIWYG if no guess work (or calculations) involved. LR rather PS this also has the advantage of use much better algorithms for images of migration than PS and application output sharpening for the specific media type, to which you intend to print, using the RAW data

• How do you control the position and size of the images, IE. photo to the printer?

  HP Officejet 8600

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  Hello. The process that I mentioned using Word provided that if we were send emails to the printer from a computer. If you just transfer emails from the iPhone to the printer there is no option to control the position of the jpg print. This isn't something that can be handled right now on ePrint.  The attachment will be printed on a separate page. The body of the email will be printed separately of the spare part.

• Need help with the size of the image/print in Photoshop CS

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• Zoom in print - preview mode is for the display of the page size or the size of the content on the page?

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  When I zoom it changes the size of the page on displays on the screen and it also changes the font size of the displayed text.

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  Either way, I need both the features...
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• DeskJet 2130: The size of the image on the paper...

  When you try to print an image of my Deskjet 2130 I get the following window. On the stands of low (marked): adjust the image in the frame. What this really means? What image is lying?

  My problem is: I want to print an image exactly in the size I chose in my program of paint.net.  And not on the overall size of the document.  How to handle that?

  Peter /Hans

  

  @hans_peter2

  Paint.net is perhaps in the control of its installation.  If this is the case, you need to make changes of the program from the Paint.net software behavior.

  If the operating system can set the defaults outside the program itself, so maybe it's that you can adjust the default settings for which is called print program.

  Control Panel > display icon > Default Programs > set your default programs >

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  Publishes:

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  The program wants to use Windows Photo Viewer, when you click on print from print.net software.  Too bad.  From now on, I have not found a way to change this unfortunate behavior.

  My suggestions you can set the image as you wish, save this image and open the image in MS Paint to set print settings and submit for printing.

  Reference:

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• HP officejet Pro 8500 has: print image too large printer cuts the half page out

  My Hp Officejet Pro 8500 has is way big text/image printing and cutting half of the page. How can I fix?

  I've uninstalled and reinstalled the driver, I unplugged and re-plugged, I looked in the settings and do not see where I can change the print size. Any suggestions?

  Hi @lucky33,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums from the HP Support! I see when you print on your HP Officejet Pro 8500 a text is very large, so it prints on several pages. You have tried without success, some troubleshooting steps.

  You try to print a document or an element of a web page? What program or browser you use?

  If you are using a Windows operating system, please try the following:

  1. open an Internet Explorer browser, go to the far right click on the gear icon

  2. Select Print Preview

  3. now along the top, you will see an option to change the size of the page, please make sure that it is set to adjust or 100%.

  4. now, try a test page, the text is expanded?

  Now go ahead and run the HP Print and Scan Doctor:

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  Please let me know the results.

• HP Officejet Pro 8600 e-all-in-one printer - N911a (cannot control the size of the item being analyzed).

  Hi all

  HP Officejet Pro 8600 e-all-in-one printer-N911a, XP operating system. It's all new today and I'm very aware of this new stuff. (I'm older)

  My old Scanner from HP (HP Scanjet G 4010) let me resize my photos or obituaries that I put in a genealogy program. When you try to analyze recent articles in my program, in that I have a small image to the left of the page with the rest of a page 8 x 11 white.

  Is it possible to implement on this 8600 or am I missing something?  Any help or ideas appreciated.

  Thank you

  Glen

  Hi oorwill44,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! I understand that you are not able to control the size of the scan, you make your HP Officejet Pro 8600. How did you install the software for your computer that is running Windows XP? How do you scan, you scan the front of the printer, or you use the HP software on the computer?

  Please take a look here: how Scan: Windows XP

  I hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions.

  Thank you

• How can I Descreening and adjusts the size of the image target with a HP 8600 n911 premium?

  I recently bought a new HP 8600 n911 premium all-in-one, top of the range HP all in one inkjet printer/scanner.  I can't find the settings that allow me to descreening an image (for example in a newspaper) or to adjust the size of the target image.  Y at - it additional software that will allow me to do that, or did I miss something in the software provided by HP?

  I'm not completely sure on this, but I think that the reason why the software on the all in ones does not include clipping options is because they already have software bundle so much together that add more options could make the software more combersome.  HP made software which includes Descreening options, but it's on the end superior ScanJet scanners of simple function only.  I'm sorry.

• Cannot print the document Microsoft Paint the same size as the original

  Original title: Windows 7 paint

  I can't scan a document in the painting and see the entire page on the screen and especially can not print the same size as the original document.  I'm scanning a single 8 1/2 "by 11" paper in paint and were not able to select the appropriate settings in the properties of the image, or setting of the page to print this document from the size of the original... Help, please... Thank you

  Hi Bob,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community and we can help you with your problem.

  You can check the print settings in Microsoft Paint and check if it works.

  a. open Microsoft Paint

  b. click on the drop-down menu in the top-left corner

  c. click print and click on Preferences

  d. on the Page tab, make sure that the settings are correct for the Page size and Orientation

  You can also check out the following articles for more information about the painting:

   

  Resize a picture using paint

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/resize-a-picture-using-paint

   

  With the help of paint

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-paint

  Hope this information helps. Please come back for any clarification on this or any issue of Windows. We will be happy to help you

• Size of the image in the Module Development vs. explore

  I'm taking a 17 MB in LR CC DNG file and export to PS CC or NIK software for editing. I set the preferences of external changes as follows:
  Export as TIF, 1998 ADOBE RGB, 600 pixels.  When I go on save the file to the NIK Software or PS CC the file size is reduced in a 5 MB file that is unacceptable for printing (for example the grain of the image is an exaggeration).  The grain was correct in 17 file DNG LR megabyte but the 5 megabytes of unusable files.

  Someone asked if the same thing that happens if I go to PS CC and save it as a PSD file:

  So I worked the image initially as a DNG file and exported for PS CC and made some minor changes as suggested, and that's what I found:

  Get go and open a particular photo in LR and the press 'I' for more information, it shows a megapixel of only 2.8 million pixels (psd).  When I go to display the same image by selecting "(afficher dans l'Explorateur-j'utilise un PC) and right click for the properties the megapixel appear as 36 megapixel (psd)."  A person in a forum said that LR can be emphasized the wrong file but I do not understand why this would be the case because there is only a single file.  Could LR doesn't point to a 'preview' of the vice photo version the original somehow?  Why LR show me in the library module or develop a reduction of the size, and then when I go and look at LR said the photo where in Explorer it shows me a much larger file size?

  This is driving me crazy.

  Thanks in advance.

  I guess that my case that from 16 bit to 8 bit TIFF JPEG was much more to cut the size of the file in two (i.e. 17 megs TIFF in 2.8 MB JPEG).

  I realize that you did not create a jpg file (at least this isn't what you've posted screenshots of) but a PSD. And this isn't 2.8 MB, but 2.8 megapixel (MP). Megapixels is the number of pixels in an image (see post #1) - MB is the size of the file.

  Once again, I invite you to read which is a digital image?

  It is absolutely necessary to understand the difference between the two when it comes to digital images.

  I do not have the original file to DNG. It is an image that I took years ago.  Regarding the 'sharpness on the export", I got the default value set for this parameter.

  According to your original message, your source file in Lightroom. is a DNG.

  If this is not the case, what kind of file you start with?

  To be able to see the problem of grain, you have screenshots of the original (any file that is) post at 1:1, including the details pane and the exported file (which became more grainy), also at 1:1.

  So far, you have posted only a screenshot which really is 1:1, and it is unclear whether it is the original, or the exported image reimported into Lightroom.

  Regarding output sharpening, I don't know which is the default setting. If you choose export to LR even once, it should still be on the setting you used last. You export, or have you used edit in Photoshop? If you used Edit in PS, no sharpness is added, with the exception of any sharpening you applied to develop.

  I'll send the images to print for the first time, and that's how I discovered the spectacular evolution of the size of the files.

  What you should be concerned about is the pixel dimensions and allow without print size enlargement.

  This image will print at 6,387 x 4.79 inches at 300 dpi. (divide the pixel with 300 dimensions for dimensions in inches)

  If this is the case, since some printing companies that I send my images via the internet only take JPEGs must I send my images for businesses that also accept TIFF files to maximize the spectrum of color/quality of my images and also to reduce the amount of grain in my images (i.e. the TIFF converted to 8-bit)?

  Most of the images printed fine of a maximum quality jpg, but there are cases where a TIFF file will print better. If you want to be on the safe side, use TIFF. Send files from 8-bit to the printer, but always edit 16 - bit and convert 8 - bit as the last step. Do this on a double, then you will always have the 16-bit file if you want to edit it further.

  (1) on the other questions regarding sending the images to printers, can I use the Pro Photo setting... the menu pop up in LR CC suggests that to do this in the menu Preferences.

  Most of the printers want files in the sRGB color space, some could use Adobe RGB. Find out what they want.

  You can edit in ProPhoto, but the file you send to the printer should be sRGB or Adobe RGB.

  (2) my workflow has me usually start LR CC.  When you work between LR CC and CC Photoshop must I send files back to PS CC as TIFF files to keep as much as possible of the resolution?

  Yes, use 16 bit TIFF.

• Size of the image in LR

  Is it possible to see the size of an image in millimeters in the room light? I can see that the size of the image in pixels in the metadata so is possible to change this? Of course, I can move the image to Photoshop to see the size of the image.

  Digital photos do not have a length in millimeters or inches. Only, they are measured in pixels. If Lightroom does not report millimeters or inches.

  Prints can be measured in millimeters or inches.

  In Photoshop, the inches or millimeters shown is a hypothesis that you want to print to a specific ppi, when in fact there is a large number of PPI values you can print, even while the Photoshop numbers are meaningless, you can still print the picture to a different size.