Borderless Printing By Resizing Originals To Fit The Roll Width (Windows) - Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6300S User Manual

• Scale to fit Roll Paper Width
Enlarge or reduce the original as a whole to match the roll paper width.
Note
• You can combine this function with rotating pages 90 degrees before printing so that the original width
(relative to portrait orientation) matches the roll paper width in borderless printing.
For instructions on borderless printing of photos, images, and other documents to match the roll paper width, refer to
the following topics, as appropriate for your computer and operating system.

• Borderless Printing by Resizing Originals to Fit the Roll Width (Windows)

• Borderless Printing by Resizing Originals to Fit the Roll Width (Mac OS X)
Borderless Printing by Resizing Originals to Fit the Roll Width (Windows)
This topic describes how to enlarge originals before borderless printing to match the roll width, based on the following ex-
ample.
If you use an A1 or A2 roll for borderless printing, insert the provided Spacer for Borderless Printing on the Roll Holder.
(See " Loading Rolls on the Roll Holder
If you do not attach the Spacer for Borderless Printing, the Platen may be soiled from borderless printing.
• Document: Any type
• Page size: A4 (210.0×297.0 mm)/Letter (8.3 × 11.7 in)
• Paper: Roll
• Paper type: Heavyweight Coated Paper
• Roll paper width: 10 inches (254.0 mm)
1.
In the application, create an original that takes up the entire space of the paper size.
Note
• If you can specify the margin, as in Microsoft Word, set the margin at 0 mm. For instructions on
specifying the margin, refer to the software documentation.
2.
Choose Print in the application menu.
3.
Select the printer in the dialog box, and then display the printer driver dialog box.(See " Accessing the Printer Driv-
er Dialog Box from Applications (Windows)
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