Printing Large Posters 36 x 60

[MGD]

I am printing a poster 36 h x 60 w. The right margin is cutting off and part
of right side of the postermissing. Any suggestions??

 

[Chuck Davis]

Have you set up the custom page size in Publisher? Check your margins. I
would suggest after having done so, that you use Adobe Acrobat to "print" to
a PDF (Set up Acrobat to print the same size).

 

[Mary Sauer]

Are you using a large format printer such as Design Jet?
What version Publisher?
PUB2002: Large Banners and Posters Printed in Separate Sections
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/288201/EN-US/

 

[°°MS-Publisher°°]

This will often be caused by the printer driver you are using. Go to the
website of your printer manufacturer and download and install the latest
printer driver.

If you still have problems after that, if you can make the Publisher file
into a PDF then print from the PDF. That normally overcomes any problems.

 

[RunningUtes]

I am printing out a poster that is large 6'x3'. I have designed it in
Publisher 2000 and want to print it out using Adobe Printer drivers to be on
one page. Unfortunately, it seems that Publisher limits the page printing to
be under 48" chunks, even when the adobe print page is well over the required
size. Are there any tweaks, workarounds, etc.
~Michael Dansie
RunningUtes@_no_spam_Yahoo.com

 

[Ed Bennett]

I am printing out a poster that is large 6'x3'. I have designed it in
Publisher 2000 and want to print it out using Adobe Printer drivers
to be on one page. Unfortunately, it seems that Publisher limits the
page printing to be under 48" chunks, even when the adobe print page
is well over the required size.

Resize your poster so that it is 3' x 1.5', then allow Acrobat to resize it
when you print so that it is scaled up to the full size.