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• What new photoquality garlic in those support paper size in the printer driver?

  I have a new HP Photosmart AIO 7510.  Much to my surprise the printer driver does not support create 6.5X10 inches, 5.5X8.5 inches for card stock for example custom paper sizes.  I used to have this feature in my old HP Photosmart 5150C all-in-one.  My PC is Windows 7 Edition home premium, SP1 operating system.

  Is anyone know 1. What new models - printer or in a single - support a photo quality printing and custom paper sizes?  Am open to return my current template and replace it with a new model of HP.  Or with Canon, Epson. anything that works to regain this ability.

  or 2.  is there another driver that is compatible with the 7510 which will create custom paper sizes and quality photo printing.

  You can use customized with the 7510 paper sizes, but you must use another driver to do it. Follow the steps in the post below the link for your operating system. With the help of the other driver should get the custom print size to work. Hope that helps.

  How to assign other print in different Versions of Windows drivers:
  http://goo.GL/zCk2r

• Bar Navigation of CSS support, Image size

  I can't understand why, it's that I can't discern why both images used the same size as a reversal status button and the other button to normal state, for some reason any do not load at the same size.
  
  Roll on navigation and help me understand why this "rollover" image (the one with the face mask) is a little bit narrow and long?
  
  http://www.knappmediaproductions.com/portfolio.htm
  http://www.knappmediaproductions.com/portfolio.htm
  
  Here's the CSS, that should be fine, as far as I can tell:
  
  .menu {}
  Width: 85px;
  
  }
  {.cssnav}
  DISPLAY: inline;
  FLOAT: left;
  BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(/images/overbutton.png);
  MARGIN: 0px;
  WIDTH: 85px;
  BACKGROUND-REPEAT: no-repeat;
  FONT-FAMILY: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
  WHITE-SPACE: nowrap;
  POSITION: relative;
  HEIGHT: 81px;
  padding: 0px;
  }
  .cssnav a {}
  DISPLAY: block;
  FONT-SIZE: 14px;
  FLOAT: none;
  WIDTH: 85px;
  COLOR: #FEFECB;
  HEIGHT: 81px;
  TEXT-DECORATION: none;
  make-weight: bolder;
  }
  .cssnav {Hover
  COLOR: #FF0000;
  text-decoration: none;
  make-weight: bolder;
  }
  .cssnav IMG {}
  WIDTH: 85px;
  HEIGHT: 81px;
  border: 0px;
  float: right;
  
  }
  HTML Hover {}
  VISIBILITY: visible;
  float: left;
  }
  .cssnav Hover IMG {}
  VISIBILITY: hidden;
  float: left;
  }
  .cssnav {SPAN
  LEFT: 0px;
  FLOAT: left;
  MARGIN: 0px;
  WIDTH: 85px;
  CURSOR: pointer;
  POSITION: relative;
  TOP:-50px;
  HEIGHT: 14px;
  TEXT-ALIGN: center;
  padding: 0px;
  }
  
  

  Edmond4 published in macromedia.dreamweaver:

  > I can't understand why, it's that I can't discern why two images
  > the same size, used as a button rollover State and others, as the
  > button normal state for a reason any do not load at the same size.
  >
  > Ride on navigation and help me understand why this
  > "rollover" image (the one with the face mask) is going just a little bit
  > narrow and long?
  >
  > http://www.knappmediaproductions.com/portfolio.htm

  The images are both 81 to 85, but you have defined normal, the image of the State
  85 x 81.

  Try to change this:

  {.cssnav}
  DISPLAY: inline;
  FLOAT: left;
  BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(/images/overbutton.png);
  MARGIN: 0px;
  WIDTH: 85px;
  BACKGROUND-REPEAT: no-repeat;
  FONT-FAMILY: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
  WHITE-SPACE: nowrap;
  POSITION: relative;
  HEIGHT: 81px;
  padding: 0px;
  }
  .cssnav a {}
  DISPLAY: block;
  FONT-SIZE: 14px;
  FLOAT: none;
  WIDTH: 85px;
  COLOR: #FEFECB;
  HEIGHT: 81px;
  TEXT-DECORATION: none;
  make-weight: bolder;
  }
  .cssnav {Hover
  COLOR: #FF0000;
  text-decoration: none;
  make-weight: bolder;
  }
  .cssnav IMG {}
  WIDTH: 85px;
  HEIGHT: 81px;
  border: 0px;
  float: right;

  }

  TO:

  {.cssnav}
  DISPLAY: inline;
  FLOAT: left;
  BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(/images/overbutton.png);
  MARGIN: 0px;
  WIDTH: 81px;
  HEIGHT: 81px;
  BACKGROUND-REPEAT: no-repeat;
  FONT-FAMILY: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
  WHITE-SPACE: nowrap;
  POSITION: relative;
  padding: 0px;
  }
  .cssnav a {}
  DISPLAY: block;
  FONT-SIZE: 14px;
  COLOR: #FEFECB;
  TEXT-DECORATION: none;
  make-weight: bolder;
  }
  .cssnav {Hover
  COLOR: #FF0000;
  }
  .cssnav IMG {}
  border: 0px;
  float: left;
  }

  --
  Mark A. Boyd
  Keep-on-Learnine :)

• BlackBerry BlackBerry Pearl 8100 Smartphones size Micro SD card support

  Nice day

  I would like to find what what is the / support maximum size for taking on the micro sd card BlackBerry Pearl 8100?

  Thank you.

  Thanks for the help - much appreciated!

• paper size 4630

  I can print only on 5 x 7 or more.   do not accept the phto paper 4 x 6

  Hello midnite128,

  It's weird for the Officejet 4630 not print 4 x 6 media is a supported media size. What operating system is installed on the computer you are trying to print from, Windows or Mac? In addition, what is the program or application that you are trying to print from?

  An error message appears on the computer or the front of the printer?

  Here's a link dual control setting either Mac or Windows and how to load the media: special media.

  I'll watch for your reply.

• Photosmart 5510: customer paper size

  Hello world

  I have never posted on a forum before, but I'm about to have a magma down! I try to print my wedding invitation. they are a custom size of 19.7x13.9 cm., I tried to add the custom paper size by following the instructions on the other posts, but this has not worked. paper/output is missing from the advanced settings.

  help would be greatly appreciated because I alsways bought of HP printers, but if I have to buy a new one for that I won't buy HP I'm worried sick have the same problem.

  Thanks in advance

  Hi @lilrhi,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I see you are trying to print on paper 19.7 x 13.9 cm with your printer HP Photosmart 5510, on Windows 7. And I'm happy to help you!

  According to the specifications of the printer, it is not a supported paper size. The paper sizes supported for this printer are:

  Type of paper

• Y at - it a maximum size of HARD drive internal to a Satellite Pro A120

  Is there a maximum size of disk HARD internally for a Satellite Pro A120?
  I tried a 320 HDD int Tosh and had problems with continuous boot.

  I have the BIOS update (March 08)

  > Is there a maximum size of disk HARD internally for a Satellite Pro A120
  Yes, I think so.
  The BIOS doesn't support all sizes of HARD drive!

  In my opinion, teething problems are associated with the large size of HARD drive and advise to use a smaller HARD drive.

• What is a maximum size of HDD for Satellite Pro 2100?

  I want to improve my aging Satellite Pro 2100 (PS210E-00C3G-GR) with a new hard drive. The BIOS supports more than 120 GB drives?
  Thanks in advance!

  Hmm. 120 GB HARD DRIVE? I don t think so. But this is only my personal opinion.
  To my knowledge, the Pro 2100 was equipped with 30 GB HARD drive.

  I think that the 60GB is a realistic size and could be seen by the BIOS.

  In any case, I didn't find any official Toshiba information support max sizes of HARD drive and I imagine that you must test the HARD drive.

• HP Deskjet advantage 3835: scanning paper of legal size by using HP 3835

  Hello

  I am to buy HP DeskJet advantage 3835.

  It is possible to scan legal size paper / Folio is using this printer, especially using the ADF?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Printer scanner supports a legal paper from the ADF, the size can be selected by the HP scanning software.

  You can find the sheet of paper output > supported paper sizes section below as a reference, legal size is supported by ADF top of the page:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-DeskJet-ink-advantage-3830-all-in-one-printer-series/7172328/model/7172329/document/c04655393/

  It is not supported on the glass flat, its size is limited to the letter / A4 size.

  Kind regards

  Shlomi

• Maximum size of the data to tiara

  Hello

  I'm trying to load a 2 GB text file in DIAdem. This causes DIAdem hang and I have to restart the software. Can it supports this size? If Yes, then what is an approximate loading time?

  My system config is:

  Windows XP OS

  1 GB OF RAM

  3 GHz P4 processor

  Thank you

  Yoann

  Hello Brad,

  Thank you very much for the code. It works very well. Please don't worry about the issue of column of the time that I have had filled all of LV test data and had not included the values of millisecond for her. On the data set real, the code works fine.

  Kind regards

  Yoann

• Duplex printing legal size paper Officejet Pro 7680

  I need to print the duplex of legal-size Publisher document.  I understand that my printer duplex setting doesn't support legal size paper... y at - there a way to change this, or a product that made HP or another printer that would be recommended?  I have to print several copies once a week if you need something automatic rather than printing on one side and then manually feeding to the next part.  Thank you.

  Thank you for your response and the sharing of this information and/or document, which confirms the legal paper size cannot be used for printing with the auto duplexer.

  I'm sorry, but it will take maybe use the manual duplex option or go to another product tailored to your needs.

• OfficeJet 100: Officejet 100 print legal size paper?

  Hello

  I hope that there could be a solution for this. Several users here have a problem with their printers Officejet 100 legal-size paper printing. Below is part of an email I received about this which explains it better that I could.

  «Apparently some of the reps there have problems printing their contracts of legal size on their mobile printers HP Officejet 100.» It's happened for quite a while. The printer recognizes the document as the legal document, but printing is disabled: it begins printing in the middle of the image.

   

  VRP have found a solution: they must go to the printer properties and choose explicitly legal paper in the drop size. It is already selected by default, but if they select manually it will print correctly. The problem is that: 1) it is a manual workaround, they must do so for EACH print, and 2) they frequently forget and have to reprint. »

  They have already tried to install latest print drivers, but that has not helped. Printers seem to operate normally except for this. What could be the cause of this?

  Thank you.

  Hi @chris_hansen,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I noticed that you can not print on legal paper with your HP Officejet 100 on Windows 7. I'm happy to help you!

  According to your specifications of the printerthis printer supports legal size paper, which is good. First of all, I would like to try running our HP print and Scan Doctor, to ensure that no conflict of driver. If all goes well, try the following:

  • Uninstall the software. Uninstalling the printer software.
  • Clean boot the computer. How to perform a boot in Windows.
  • Disable all Antivirus programs. Disable Antivirus software.
  • Disable all firewall programs. Turn Windows Firewall on or off.
  • Create a new user account. Management of accounts of users and connections (Windows 7).
  • Reinstall using the printer HP install wizard for Windows.

  Let me know what happens!

  I hope hear from you soon!

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• LaserJet 1020: Custom page size that partially prints

  I have a number of Word documents that I customized the size. All this allows to print ok before the upgrade to windows 10. (I just used to cut the paper down set the charger on the printer & print or I used before paper-cutting).  I tried to do it today & I get only partially printed on the page. The printer works fine if not a custom paper size.

  Please help - I've tried everything I can thing including the abolition of the printer, restart your computer, plug in the printer and windows reinstalled automatically.

  Hey @Patbrew, welcome to the Forums of HP! I'd love to help you with the paper size of your client

  Please follow the following steps and let me know the results of your efforts.

  Step 1: Create the new custom paper size

  To set the new custom paper size, create the new size of the printer software.

  1. Go to the control panel and open devices and printers, printers or printers and faxes.

  2. Click on your printer icon, and then click Properties in the print server.

     Figure: Location of the print server properties

     NOTE:

     If the properties of the print server does not appear, right click on an empty area in the Printers window, select run as administrator from the menu drop-down, then selectServer properties.

  3. If the user account control window opens, click on continue.

  4. On the Forms tab, select Create a new form check box, and then type a name for the new format of paper in the name of the form.

     Figure: Forms tab in the properties of the print server

     

     1. Create a new form

     2. Name of the form

  5. Select metric or English, and then type the dimensions for your custom paper in the width and height text boxes.

     Figure: Forms tab in the properties of the print server

     

     1. Metric or English

     2. Width and height

     NOTE:

     Let the printer area margins set at 0.00.

  6. Click on save the form, and then click OK or close.

  NOTE:

  Supported paper sizes vary depending on the printer. If you enter the dimensions custom that your printer does not support, the new custom paper size does not appear when you try to print. Check the specifications of the printer for your printer for more information on supported paper sizes.

  Step 2: Select the new format of custom in the printer software paper

  To begin to print on custom paper size, select the new size of the printer software.

  1. In the printers and devices window that you opened in the previous step, right-click on your printer icon, then selectPrinting preferences.

  2. On the paper/quality tab, click Advanced.

  3. In paper size, select the name of the new custom paper size.

     Figure: Paper size with the new selected custom paper size

     

  4. Click OK.

     The custom paper size is now default paper for all printing on your computer. You can change the default paper size back to the printing options and selecting the desired size.

  Source

  If this resolves the issue, please be sure to mark your post as solved by clicking on the accept button Solution below. If you need help let me know and I will do everything I can to help.

• HP Laserjet M401A: HP Laserjet M401A not will mark the different paper size and tray on the printer properties

  Hello all.

  I have a custom paper size in question and the plateau in the properties of this printer.

  I would like to implement three different printers on the same port, to print directly on a specific tray (without going into the properties of the printer and select the appropriate tray and size).

  I have this printer with the additional third tray.

  I implemented the A4 in the Tray 1 (bypass), a custom size in tray 2 and 3 on the printer.

  When I enter the printer PROPERTIES I want to set up the paper size in tray 2 and 3 value. No question.

  The only sizes I see is 13 x 8, a4, a5, letter, legal and so on (there are choices may 7).

  So, I choose NON SPECIFIC.

  When I go to printer PREFERENCES, I can set up my custom paper size.

  But when I choose my custom paper size, tray 2 and 3 go away and I can choose only bypass or Tray 1.

  If I attributed to A5 (for example) the tray 2 and 3 re - appear.

  How is that possible? where I'm wrong?

  Thank you very much, any help would be appreciated.

  See you soon,.

  Luca.

  Hi Luca,

  That is expected, custom paper sizes are supported only on tray 1.

  Tray 2 and 3 are supported specific sizes of paper.

  You my find graphics of the following as a reference, it lists a paaper supported size for each tray:

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?sp4ts.Oid=5096252&docid=emr_na-c03303423&docLocale=en_US

  Kind regards

  Shlomi

• 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...