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3. Select the Paper Size you loaded in the printer. If your paper size is not
listed, select
User Defined to create a custom paper size.
You see a window like this one:
Type a name for your custom size, then enter the size in hundredths of
an inch (or centimeters) and click
Save, then click OK.
4. If you want to print to the edges of the page, click
Borderless.
Click the
Expand button, then choose one of the following:
• Auto Expand enlarges your image up to 3% to fit the size paper
without borders. If too much of your image’s edges are cut off, you
can adjust the expansion slider to choose
Min, Mid, or Max. The
Min setting retains the entire image in your print, but there may be
a small white border on the edges of the print. The
Max setting
expands the image to ensure that there are no unprinted edges, but
the edges of the image may be cropped.
• Retain Size prints your image at the size you specify in your
application. You need to size your image slightly larger than the
paper if you want to print without borders.
5. Select the correct
Copies and Orientation settings as necessary.
6. If you want to reduce or enlarge your image or print on both sides of the
paper, click the
Layout tab. See your on-screen User’s Guide for more
information about double-sided printing.
7. If you’re ready to print, click
OK.
Note: If your application
has margin settings,
make sure they’re turned
off for borderless printing.
Borderless printing takes
longer than normal
printing.
Borderless printing is not
available when using the
front manual feed slot.
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