Printing outside allowable margin

[Carolyn]

I have MS Office on Windows XP, and a Hewlett Packard Photosmart 7150 printer which has the capacity to print borderless photos. I want to print on user defined paper of 5"X5" for a memory book I've made. I did not have a problem printing the paper size (the book is 45 pages, so I know it works), but I want to print at the very bottome of the page for several pages on which I have added rubber stamping, and want to print underneath the stamped image. If I leave it at the allowable margins (it tells me I am outside the allowable margins), it will not print. Is there a way to add a user defined "borderless" paper size which I can then use. I have to choose between "borderless" or "user defined paper", because they are on the same drop down menu within the print setup. Any suggestions? Many thanks if you can help me, as I have a lot of time and effort already into this project, and can't finish it unless I restamp the appropriate pages instead of just moving the line down on the text of it. It's a memory book about my late former mother in law, and important to finish for family. Thanks so much..

 

[Keith Miller]

Check the "printer preferences" dialog which is specific to your printer. I have an Espon which
gives me the choice of "standard" or "maximum" printed area. When I select "maximum", I don't get
the warning messages that I do with "standard"

Keith

I have MS Office on Windows XP, and a Hewlett Packard Photosmart 7150 printer which has the

capacity to print borderless photos. I want to print on user defined paper of 5"X5" for a memory
book I've made. I did not have a problem printing the paper size (the book is 45 pages, so I know it
works), but I want to print at the very bottome of the page for several pages on which I have added
rubber stamping, and want to print underneath the stamped image. If I leave it at the allowable
margins (it tells me I am outside the allowable margins), it will not print. Is there a way to add a
user defined "borderless" paper size which I can then use. I have to choose between "borderless" or
"user defined paper", because they are on the same drop down menu within the print setup. Any
suggestions? Many thanks if you can help me, as I have a lot of time and effort already into this
project, and can't finish it unless I restamp the appropriate pages instead of just moving the line
down on the text of it. It's a memory book about my late former mother in law, and important to
finish for family. Thanks so much..

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Keith's suggestion sounds like a winner, but I would also suggest just
ignoring the warning (annoying though it may be) and trying to print. If you
succeed in printing the entire page regardless of the warning (as is often
the case), then that's your answer. If not, then you'll have to find a
different solution.

I have MS Office on Windows XP, and a Hewlett Packard Photosmart 7150

printer which has the capacity to print borderless photos. I want to print
on user defined paper of 5"X5" for a memory book I've made. I did not have a
problem printing the paper size (the book is 45 pages, so I know it works),
but I want to print at the very bottome of the page for several pages on
which I have added rubber stamping, and want to print underneath the stamped
image. If I leave it at the allowable margins (it tells me I am outside the
allowable margins), it will not print. Is there a way to add a user defined
"borderless" paper size which I can then use. I have to choose between
"borderless" or "user defined paper", because they are on the same drop down
menu within the print setup. Any suggestions? Many thanks if you can help
me, as I have a lot of time and effort already into this project, and can't
finish it unless I restamp the appropriate pages instead of just moving the
line down on the text of it. It's a memory book about my late former mother
in law, and important to finish for family. Thanks so much..