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birgittej6686690
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December 19, 2015
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borderless printing with photoshop 2015

  • December 19, 2015
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How to borderless printing With photoshop

When i use photo shop cs5 or 2015CC and i will print on 10*15 or 18*13cm i get border on top and bottom

 

I've tried a lot of changes does not help.
printer I from Picasa or any other services, image programm at the computer, printed correctly without the top and bottom.

why is it so hard to print in photoshop properly.
hope none has one answer to this.
Christmas greetings from Birgitte.

    Correct answer Silkrooster

    Usually your printer driver will have an option to print borderless. It is the driver that will stop an image from going to the edge. That is assuming the printer is borderless capable.

    I wish I could be of more help, but my knowledge on borderless printers is a bit limited.

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    Derek Cross
    Community Expert
    Derek CrossCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    December 22, 2015

    ‌Is has nothing at all to do with "Photoshop printing properly" it is whether your printer had the capabilty of printing edge-to-edge - many don't. Check the manual - it would be implemented via the printer-supplied software.

      J
      joanne_1710
      Participant
      September 1, 2025

      This a recent occurrence and specific to photshop elements.   Should I reload elements?

      jane-e
      Community Expert
      jane-eCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      September 1, 2025
      quote

      This a recent occurrence and specific to photshop elements. Should I reload elements?

      By @joanne_1710

       

      Hi Joanne,

       

      You've jumped in on a thread in the Photoshop forum from 2015.

       

      Please start a new post in the Photoshop Elements forum. Here is the direct link:

      https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-elements/ct-p/ct-photoshop-elements

       

      Jane

       

      Silkrooster
      SilkroosterCorrect answer
      Legend
      December 22, 2015

      Usually your printer driver will have an option to print borderless. It is the driver that will stop an image from going to the edge. That is assuming the printer is borderless capable.

      I wish I could be of more help, but my knowledge on borderless printers is a bit limited.

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