02-08-2022, 09:18 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-08-2022, 09:33 AM by rich2005.
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Yes, as the old saying goes, You pays your money. You makes your choice
In case anyone else comes across this post, this is what to look for in your printer specs.
This is my printer - The printable area.
What this means is, without you the user setting both Gimp and your printer software
1) The standard size (US Letter / A4 ) image shrinks to fit the printable area
or
2) the image is truncated by the margin amount, in this case 6 mm = 0.25"
Often the easiest way is trim the image yourself in Gimp so that it fits the printable area.
In case anyone else comes across this post, this is what to look for in your printer specs.
This is my printer - The printable area.
What this means is, without you the user setting both Gimp and your printer software
1) The standard size (US Letter / A4 ) image shrinks to fit the printable area
or
2) the image is truncated by the margin amount, in this case 6 mm = 0.25"
Often the easiest way is trim the image yourself in Gimp so that it fits the printable area.