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Working with Indesign and recently upgraded to the newest version. Setting up art boards , all correct and when printing on a custom size it has decided to change the size of my picture and type. I checked settings for printer and listed custom, etc. confused- never had this happen before. Help!
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Also to add. When printing my regular pieces, I have no issues only custom size paper.
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What is your printer, and what is your paper's custom size compared to it's regular document feed? And have you tried outputting from InDesign as a PDF and tried to print the PDF from Adobe Acrobat?
It could be that InDesign is saying "Yes, Yes, Yes" but your printer is playing Amy Winehouse's "No. No. No."
Jus' sayin'
Randy
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My printer is a HP
the custom size is 6.5x10
yes, I reformatted to just PDF and jpeg with no luck
it literally shifts the image up and over about one inch
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If your image is offset when you're printing, you may want to check out the Setup section of your Print dialog box and fine-tune it a bit like the example below:
You can choose from various positions in the Page Position: options box to move your page around on the sheet it will eventually print on. Also, if you print on a larger sheet you can use the Marks and Bleed options to, say, specify your 6.5"x10" page with crops in the middle of a regular 8 1/2"x11" sheet and trim your output to size.
Hope this helps,
Randy
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Hi @Tamara24060521lfvg , can you show a screen capture of your Print dialog’s Setup tab?
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If you export a PDF and print from Acrobat (which BTW, is the method I would recommend) is the output correct?
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Tried already but didn't work. I have exhausted all practical methods of printing I know
thank you
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Is your HP driver software up-to-date?
Can you show a capture of your InDesign Print Setup tab? See Randy’s 2nd post.