"Sande" <sande.cripps@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Roy G" <roy.gibson1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Sande" <sande.cripps@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>I have a bunch of very large images taken on vacation that I want to
>>>resize to 4x6. I cropped/resized several, but when I started to print
to
>>>4x6 photo paper, the image was cropped even more on the lower and right
>>>edges- enough to ruin the composition of the shot. So I think I must
>>>have done something wrong. What is the correct procedure to resize in
>>>CS3? Is there some setting in the print dialog I missed?
>>>
>>> Sande
>>
>> I don't know for sure, but it could be that you have selected "No
>> Margins" and not also set "Center Image".
>>
>> The "No Margins" causes the printer to enlarge the image size - in
order
>> to ensure no white edges on the print. This does cause some cropping,
>> because parts of the image edges are now beyond the paper edges.
>> Leaving "Center Image" unticked probably means that all of this
cropping
>> is happening on 1 long edge and 1 short edge.
>>
>> Roy G
>>
> I believe had Center Image ticked, but I had set the printing for
> "Borderless" in the HP Page Setup dialog box. I tried again using only
> the PS dialog after KatWoman's response, and as noted got about the same
> image content, but with white (uneven) borders.
> Sande
I have never used an HP printer, so don't know the dialogues.
Even if you are printing from PS, the Printer Driver will still get used.
At some point in the process you will be able to access the printer
dialogues and make settings.
Try posting this to the NG comp.periphs.printers, and with a little luck
an
HP expert like Bob Headrick may reply.
Roy G
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