https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=116694
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #7 from [email protected] --- Bug reproduced on Windows 7 64-bit with 8GB RAM using OOo 3.4.1 (Build: 9593) – Rev. 1372282 on an HP Officejet Pro 8600 printer using the following steps: 1. Open Test_01.odp in OOo3.4.1 2. File > Print > HP Officejet Pro 8600 > Print 3. Checked the printed document and observed margins were cut off on the left, top, and right sides (see Print_01_OOo.jpg) Note that all print files were printed using the specified printer and then scanned to digital format. To further verify, a printer test image (see Image_02.jpg) was added to a new presentation file (Test_02.odp), and then a layer was added containing the letters (A-D), one in each corner. When printed (see Print_02A_OOo.jpg), it shows a similar result: the left, top, and right sides are trimmed. The OOo prints thus far were performed using default settings. When Michael Larsen reproduced this bug in March 2011, he noted to observe “a number of options that were hidden” in the build he tested. Of note was the “Fit to Page” option. While neither of the first two prints were created with this option selected, one more print was performed using “Fit to Page” (see Print_02B_OOo.jpg). Note that with this setting chosen, the left and top margins are still trimmed but the bottom and right margins are correct. One final test file was created (Test_03.odp) with overlapping red and black squares added to each corner. When printed using default settings, the margin trimming occurred as with previous tests; they were cut off on the left, top, and rights sides. But unlike the others tests, this print contained smaller copies of the squares as overlays over the top-left and bottom-right squares (see Print_03_OOo.jpg). Because of the unique result of this print, the same file was use to print to OneNote (see Print_03_MON.one). The result was that all four margins were trimmed. Lastly, all three OOo files (Test_01.odp, Test_02.odp, and Test_03.odp) were opened in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 (v14.0.7116.5000) and printed (see Print_01_MPP.jpg, Print_02_MPP.jpg, and Print_03_MPP.jpg). All margins printed correctly. All test files are included in the attached Test_Files.zip. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the issue. You are the assignee for the issue. You are watching all issue changes.
