Digital BW, The Print

Trying to print a 103/4 " by 151/2 " print on Super A3 paper with my 1280 
and UT inks ---This image prints perfectly with smaller proofs but stops 2/3 
of the way through on the bigger paper.  The print is to be auctioned at a 
benefit over the weekend and I'm desparate to figure out this problem.  Any 
help appreciated.

Thanks.

Barbara

Turn off “enable advanced printing features” in your printer properties
advanced tab?

John

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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 8:54 PM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] HELP for Incomplete printing

Trying to print a 103/4 " by 151/2 " print on Super A3 paper with my 1280
and UT inks ---This image prints perfectly with smaller proofs but stops 2/3
of the way through on the bigger paper.  The print is to be auctioned at a
benefit over the weekend and I'm desparate to figure out this problem.  Any
help appreciated.

Thanks.

Barbara



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Barbara,

Not sure which driver/system you're using, but check that  the computer 
has the right orientation (portrait or landscape) to match your image. 
The driver may think that the paper is only 13 inches wide on your 15 
1/2 inch dimension. In MacOSX,  the Epson driver can switch printers or 
paper size on you half way thru the set up process if the "default" 
settings are different from what you're currently using. There's a lot 
of annoying glitches there. Another similar scenario is if the page 
set-up has a different page size altogether  than the one you're  
expecting.

Good luck

Will Gibson

bfwoolner wrote:

>Trying to print a 103/4 " by 151/2 " print on Super A3 paper with my 1280
>and UT inks ---This image prints perfectly with smaller proofs but stops 2/3
>of the way through on the bigger paper.  The print is to be auctioned at a
>benefit over the weekend and I'm desparate to figure out this problem.  Any
>help appreciated.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Barbara
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