Oh man, thank you so much 

I did watch a lot of vids off that page but missed those at the top....

Great stuff, solves all my problems.

Cheers

I have seen a page where there was a challenge to do this, but to me no help, I have no clue where to start!  Nothing I have done seems to work at all.  Any chance there is actually a video that shows the steps.  I am trying to print a map, on A3 paper but the image is huge and in order to read the wording it needs to be split into four sections then printed on A3.  I have tried dividing it in another image program but get issues with different cropping not allowing the pages to fit together as one.  Any help appreciated.

Jackie.

Hi Mike,
Thanks for your reply. I think I have it figured out...

So I load an image, fit it to my page etc. then I want to add a Mat, (not a border) so I right click on the image and choose Photo Mats (uneven borders) then choose Add Photo Mat.

I choose the width and color and position. But the mat goes to another page.  However this time I noticed on the mat dialogue window it says,  Note: use "Optimal or Optimal/spaced" placement to continue auto (re)arranging. 

I thought about this and realised that I was trying to insert a mat while I had Manual placement selected, so I changed this setting to Optimal and yep it works. It also works on Freehand...so learn new stuff every day!  It is easy to forget this stuff when you have not used the software for a while.

Sorry to waste your time. 

I like to often put a thin border around my image, but for some reason now, when I try to do this, Qimage Ultimate (v2021.104) creates a new image, so now I have two images, one that I want to print and the other is the border. PLEASE HELP.

So interesting it does not seem to be the Pro 7600 driver doing this, because other printers are also doing it, when printing with Qimage I now have to try printing just from other software.  More experimenting to follow. I still have not eliminated Publisher or the other software.

Hi Mike, thanks for your reply, I never had problems when I first installed the printer with this line thing, but recently I had to do a new install of W10 and this time I did have some trouble getting the workaround for the Pro 7600 to work, so yea I have been thinking the driver could be it. 

I have looked at the image produced by the software in all file types magnified as high as I can get and cannot see any lines.  They only go as far as the printed section is, like they do not go any further than where the image goes to. They are a light grey.

The problem seems to be at the end of the process, so chances are printer driver. I have attached a copy of the .jpg plus a pic of the results. The line is only printed on the left and top, sometimes not even on the top!   Inconsistent to say the least. If you can think of anything else it would be appreciated.

Many thanks, BTW love the new roll printing feature, amazing to say the least!

Cheers
Jackie.

Hi Mike,

I may be barking up the wrong tree here, but I have to try to find out what is happening.

Is there any chance that Qimage would put cut lines onto a print, right up the left hand side and sometimes across the top. I am using Epson Pro 7600 24" printing A1 size graphics created in Publisher and Snagit.  I can see the cut marks processing item but it is off. Funny thing is that it is not on all my prints. I have checked in Publisher and Snagit to ensure all crops and bleeds are off, but I still get it, this line is not visable in any software that I view it in, so it has to be coming from the software I am printing with or the printer driver, which I have also checked to make sure no bleeds are ticked. Got me tricked. Any help would be appreciated.

Jackie.