When I try to print to create a PDF form, the document which results from looks like it has been reduced or printed on legal-size paper.  I am trying to adjust the PDF so that 1 inch margins on the document resulting

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  I am getting very frustrated. I'm trying to print on legal size paper in Tray 1. The display keeps saying out of paper?

  IM assuming that it is in what concerns the 8600 JO? You did to be sure to set the tray for legal paper? The paper tray are in place. If you open the drawer there is a blue button. This blue button-press and hold the status bar on one of the rails. This lengthens the tray to allow legal communication and always leave the tray to be in place.

  If the directions are not clear, let me know and I'll try and get you pictures of what I mean.

  Thank you

  SeanS

• Photosmart 5510e all-in-one: how to print using legal size paper on my 5510e

  H0w print using legal size paper on my5510e

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  Excellent.

  I just edit my previous post.

  The Council is essentially the same, although because of the differences in the operating system, the details of how the 'preferences' are handled and presented are indeed different.

  I am very pleased that it's done.

  Good impression.

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  And... Click on accept as Solution when my answer provides a fix or a workaround!

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• I can't print to legal-size paper information. How do I do this on printer Officejet Pro 8600?

  I'm not finding where I can print info on Officejet pro 8600 legal-size paper.  I tried settings.  Anyone?  Can I put paper of legal size in the printer?  Thank you.

  Hello Sharon,

  I suggest to try to change the settings of your printer properties and change it to legal and check if it works for you.

  For more information, you can consult the following Microsoft Help article.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/printer-problems-in-Windows-help

  Please do not hesitate to visit our Web site for any help with the Windows operating system.

• 8610 HP printer: print on legal size paper

  I need to print legal size paper, but I don't know how to get the paper in the paper tray or otherwise feed the paper into the printer. Any help is appreciated.

  Hi jkh911, this guide on how to print with this printer model shows how to adjust and load the main tray. LINK

  I hope that answers your question - please let me know.

• 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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• Duplex printing legal size paper Officejet Pro 8620

  I have a HP Office Jet Pro 8620.  It models the paper legal duplex printing?  I get the conflict messages when you try to print.  I can't find any details regarding legal paper in the manual duplex.  Thanks for any help you can give.

  Hi cindylu117,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums from the HP Support! I understand that you are interested in the double-sided printing using legal size paper with your HP Officejet Pro 8620. After taking a quick glance to your specifications , I was able to know that's not possible, it is not supported for duplex printing size:

  

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  I have just purchsed the HP Office Jet Pro 8600 Plus and I wanted to print on legal size paper, but I can't figure out how to do this.  Can anyone help?

  There is a blue tab at the end of the paper tray.  That push and the plateau extends to the legal size.  Hope that helps.  Now what about this one: I want to charge 11 "legal in Tray 1 and tray 2 and, hopefully, the printer will know what bin to shoot when you print legal documents?

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• When I try to print PDF documents, I forst get a little screen that says that the document cannot be printed, then a small screenthat says no pages have been selected.  I can't even print the entire document.

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  Try the following: open Adobe Reader | Change | Preferences

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• 28 Firefox crashes when I try to print to the printer, Acrobat PDF

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• Blue screen error when you try to print Adobe PDF files

  Original title: the computer crashes when I try to print Adobe PDF files.

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  -Dov