Hi... With a sheet that wide, it's not only important to cut it straight, but also the cut needs to be at precisely 90 degrees to the sides. The sheet will be indexed by the front edge as it is gripped by the rollers and if it is not cut square to the sides then the machine will read that the print may taper off the edge as it is fed. It also may help to size the print so that it does not fill the entire sheet but has a border of an inch or so on the sides. As the machine begins its feeding routine, you'll notice some little lights travel back and forth across the width... this is what determines whether the paper is being fed correctly or not. Let us know how it goes... Steve
Steve Moore (479-879-0131 or email) www.smoorephotos.com
