Canon imagePROGRAF W8400 User Manual page 130

Printing from Windows
Printing Photos and Illustrations without
Borders (Borderless Printing)
Normally a printed document has white space around its
edges (margins), but a borderless print for a photograph or
created image has no white space at its borders; its entire
surface is covered by printing.
Settings Required for Borderless Printing
Before printing, check that the paper corresponding to
borderless printing has been loaded to the printer.
Borderless printing is possible with this printer only if roll
media is used in the paper feed.
Here is a list of the types of roll media and their widths
that can be used for borderless printing.
Paper Type
Glossy Photo Paper,
Semi-Glossy Photo
Paper, Heavyweight
Glossy Photo Paper,
Heavyweight Semi-Glos
Photo Paper,
Heavyweight Coated
Paper, Premium Matte
Paper, Extra
Heavyweight coated
Paper, Flame Resistant-
Cloth, Fabric Banner,
Fine Art Photo, Fine Art
Heavyweight Photo,
Fine Art Textured,
Canvas Matte,
Special 1 to 5
3- 13
Corresponding Roll Width
10-in. Roll (254.0mm)
14-in. Roll (355.6mm)
16-in. Roll (406.4mm)
JIS B2/B3 Roll (515.0 mm)
ISO A1/A2 Roll (594.0 mm)
24-in. Roll (609.6mm)
ISO A0/A1 Roll (841.0mm)
36-in. Roll (914.4mm)
JIS B0/B1 Roll (1,030.0mm)
42-in. Roll (1,066.8mm)
Important
Paper of types and roll widths other than those listed
above cannot be used for borderless printing.
If a flat cutter has been loaded to the printer in use, the
following types of paper cannot be cut, so borderless
printing will be performed at the left and right edges
only.
Premium Matte Paper, Flame-Resistant Cloth, Fabric
Banner, Fine Art Photo, Fine Art Heavyweight Photo,
Fine Art Textured, Canvas Matte
If, after cutting, the trimming paper, pre-cut paper, etc.,
remains in the ejection guide or the output stacker,
remove the paper manually.
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Chapter 1
Basic Use
Chapter 2
Using Various Media
Chapter 3
Printing by Objective
Chapter 4
Maintenance
Chapter 5
Using the Printer
in a Network
Environment
Chapter 6
Troubleshooting
Chapter 7
Operating the
Function Menu
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