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I just purchased an HP 6540. My main attraction was its ability to
print borderless and it's inexpensive cost at Costco.
I am trying to print some brochures at 8.5 x 11. I created the
brochures in Powerpoint 2003. In PP, the page size is set at 8.5 x
11. If I look at the rulers, the page is 11" long. If I look at the
print preview, the page fits the page. I measured the paper, and it
is 11" long. But when it prints, the printed page is truncated by
about .25".
It is set to borderless photo printing, using "Other photo paper".
The paper is Hamilton 32 lb Business Glossy 8.5 x 11. I have tried
using borderless fit to page and fit to page on and off. I have
tried both best and normal print quality settings. It comes out the
same each time.
Is this Powerpoint's problem, or the printer's? I'm probably going to
move the file to MS Pub and see how that goes. But I don't understand
what's wrong here.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Thomas
P.S. I've also noticed that the black is not really black and colors
seem a little washed out, but this is not the case with the test
page. The test page looks awesome. Very clear and sharp and good
color quality as far as I'm concerned. So I'm assuming this problem
has to do with Powerpoint. Is there anything I can do to improve
quality here?
I just purchased an HP 6540. My main attraction was its ability to
print borderless and it's inexpensive cost at Costco.
I am trying to print some brochures at 8.5 x 11. I created the
brochures in Powerpoint 2003. In PP, the page size is set at 8.5 x
11. If I look at the rulers, the page is 11" long. If I look at the
print preview, the page fits the page. I measured the paper, and it
is 11" long. But when it prints, the printed page is truncated by
about .25".
It is set to borderless photo printing, using "Other photo paper".
The paper is Hamilton 32 lb Business Glossy 8.5 x 11. I have tried
using borderless fit to page and fit to page on and off. I have
tried both best and normal print quality settings. It comes out the
same each time.
Is this Powerpoint's problem, or the printer's? I'm probably going to
move the file to MS Pub and see how that goes. But I don't understand
what's wrong here.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Thomas
P.S. I've also noticed that the black is not really black and colors
seem a little washed out, but this is not the case with the test
page. The test page looks awesome. Very clear and sharp and good
color quality as far as I'm concerned. So I'm assuming this problem
has to do with Powerpoint. Is there anything I can do to improve
quality here?