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Printing from Windows
Basic Procedure for Borderless Printing
This section introduces the basic procedure for
borderless printing by using media of the same size as
the original.
1
Create the original in the software application
so it matches the size of the media used for
printing.
Important
The following page sizes can be set for borderless
printing. When creating a document, refer to the
following table and create a document with a size for
which borderless printing can be performed.
If the media size was pre-selected in the software
application, the selected size must support Borderless
Printing.
Borderless
printing on media
the same size as
the original
document
Borderless
printing with
enlargement and
reduction
The Borderless Printing Method that can be
selected on this printer is limited by document size. If a
document size other than those described above is
selected, Borderless Printing Method will be set
automatically in Scale to fit Roll Paper Width.
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ISO A0, ISO A1, ISO A2, JIS B0,
JIS B1, JIS B2, JIS B3, ARCH E
(width 36"), ARCH E1, ARCH D
(width 24"), ARCH C, Full Size
(20"x24"), 14"x17", 10"x12",
14"x21", 8"x10", US Photo
(16"x20"), Poster (42"x60")
All page sizes
For more details about Scale to fit Roll Paper Width
and Print Image with Actual Size, refer to
About Borderless Printing Methods". (→ P.3-17)
Note
Make sure the image created for borderless printing
covers the entire original page.
If using an application for which margins can be set,
such as MSWord, etc., set the margins to 0 mm. For
the settings methods, refer to the software application
user guide.
2
Open the printer driver dialog box from the
Print dialog box of the application.
Note
For more details about how to open the printer driver
dialog box, please refer to "Printing"
"Basic Use". (→ P.1-38)
"More
Chapter 1
Basic Use
Chapter 2
Using Various Media
Chapter 3
Printing by Objective
Chapter 4
Maintenance
Chapter 5
Using the Printer
in Chapter 1
in a Network
Environment
Chapter 6
Troubleshooting
Chapter 7
Operating the
Function Menu
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