Print Orientation Randomly Changes
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When I select a printing orientation it intermittently changes from what I selected in Page Setup (landscape or portrait) to another orientation (portrait or landscape). I have contacted Adobe support several times, and they have not been much help. The quality of support has declined recently..
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So what are you doing at the time when it changes? Details please.
It won't change landscape<>portrait without some intervention by mouse or keyboard (hands off) !
Are you selecting a Preset template?
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Thanks, WobertC. Not sure why I didn't get a notification that you had replied to my post... To answer your question: It only happens when using a custom preset. If I select "Default Settings" it doesn't occur. At any rate. I spoke with Adobe support again(4th time) just now, and they tell me that this is now a known bug... Should be fixed in the next update, but in the meantime, they suggested printing out of Photoshop. Thanks for your help.
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I am not sure what you mean by "custom preset" and "Default Settings". Can you explain more?
As for the "bug" - I am not "up-to-speed" on that topic as it hasn't hit my system to experience it, Although I have seen other forum posts with similar problems.
I do know that orientation (landscape/portrait) is embedded in any of the templates in the [Template Browser] panel.
So if you set the Printer dialog (from Page Setup...) to 'landscape' and then click on a template, it will change if this template was designed for a 'portrait' orientation.
The workflow must always be to start with [Page Setup...] first, then move to the panels on the right of screen to 'fine tune' the cell margins, etc. Never then click back on a template because you then reset everything to the template.
(You can "Save" your own templates, or "update" a template if you want to change the options that it provides.)
Hopefully, Photoshop has been an interim alternative.
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Thanks WobertC. I am not using the templates for sizes... I think that the attached screen recording will be clearer than any explanation I could compose...
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I believe the link to the screen recording will be clearer than any explanation I could compose... Shared album - Jerry Cagle - Google Photos
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I get lost with Mac/Printer dual buttons for setup screens (I am Windows)
So sorry I cannot be of much more help.
but in your video there is one spot where you click on the "Portrait" orientation icon and the page turns to 'portrait'. Is this a step you are doing deliberately? And why are you doing this if you want 'landscape' ?
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I don't want landscape. I want portrait...
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I have not been of help to you so I will bug out.
Maybe re-post again with "3880" in the discussion header for other 3880 users to see. Or maybe Classic 7.2 will solve the problem when it is released.
Regards
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OK. Thanks, WobertC. I really appreciate your help.
Best,
Jerry
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I am experiencing this currently. Although Lightroom CC has been updated, this function doesn't save the last printer orientation. It's very annoying and wastes time after each page is set up.
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Just to check - could the setting for the print cell (within the page setup) be at fault here? There is a checkbox option to set or disable 'Autorotate' for how an image inserts itself into a given cell. You then may see an option for Zoom to Fill instead of Zoom to Fit depending on the template used, but that happens subsequent to the Autorotate option.

