What's happening is that on a printer such as the 4000. the printable area is not centered -- the trailing edge margin is larger than the leading edge margin. So the "To Fit" is maximizing the size and essentially overriding the "Center" for the long dimension. Roy --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Bonanno" <tbonanno- ranger2004@m...> wrote: > > > Don't really know if the centering issue is peculiar to my setup or > not. Tim's post suggests that maybe others are also experiencing > the problem. Anyway, the workaround I stumbled on is pretty > simple. > > DO NOT check the "To Fit" box in the "Scale" window. Leave it > blank. Scale your image (as a percentage) to approximately the size > you want. DO check the "Center" box in the Placement window. Print > centers just fine. > > For some reason, if I check "To Fit" and "Center" both, it maximizes > the prints size on the paper, but it will not be centered (image too > close to leading edge). Overall, this is easy to live with and the > GUI is terrific. B&W with Roy's RIP has never been easier :-) > > Cheers, > > Tony Bonanno
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Re: Found way around the QTRgui Centering Problem...
2004-12-15 by Roy Harrington
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