On 2017-11-05 11:11 PM, Notarobot wrote:
Apparently, no one on the internet knows the answer to this, nor does anyone on
this board..
It must be a Windows specific issue. I just created an image, clicked Print,
then Print Preview and found the preview showing me that the image was fully
On 11/06/2017 01:44 PM, Steve Kinney wrote:
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> On 11/05/2017 11:11 PM, Notarobot wrote:
>> Apparently, no one on the internet knows the answer to this, nor does anyone
>> on
>> this board..
>
> Don't give up on us quite yet. :)
>
> For print applications the general rule is to make
On 11/05/2017 11:11 PM, Notarobot wrote:
> Apparently, no one on the internet knows the answer to this, nor does anyone
> on
> this board..
Don't give up on us quite yet. :)
For print applications the general rule is to make finished image files
300 DPI @ whatever size the finished product
Apparently, no one on the internet knows the answer to this, nor does anyone on
this board..
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>Apparently, no one on the internet knows the answer to this, nor does
>anyone on this board..
Not that, just that there is not a definitive answer. I use linux, Gimp 2.8.22,
the gutenprint plugin and a Brother inkjet.
Not a problem at all, any size, anywhere on the paper, borderless with the
This has been going on forever, so I'm begging someone to help me. A year or so
ago I tried gimp which seemed to work wonderfully. Suddenly the beast was
released and I was no longer able to print a photo file that matched a standard
piece of photo paper. It would print smaller or off center in a
