Got it downloaded and installed - quite an improvement. Now I see the margins are the printer's doing.
There is just no place in the Printer software to specify margins.  And I like that printer - it will print on almost anything and not spit out gibberish like I've had HPs do.
OK - so how did you get that margin? I mostly print 4X6 for keepsake or show.
Thanks,
Weezy

Just sent email for re-registration. Thanks

Sorry, haven't been around to catch up. Yes, that even margin is what I want, but on 4X6. Since I usually mat 8X10 using 8.5x11 paper, the margins aren't so bothersome.
I also just looked up when I bought Qimage. It was September 2007. The HD I normally use for Qimage isn't set up to go online. I simply don't want to be bothered by the HP laser or Adobe about updates or wanting to download this and that. So I'm a couple of years behind in updates. Can I download the newest version and use it?
Thanks, Weezy

Sorry, I meant margins. That comes from years ago when you were asked if you wanted borderless prints.
I have a Canon6000I, and I'm using Epson 4 X 6 paper. I've tried center print, fit to print, changed the margins and still can't get 4 equal margins on a 4 X 6. Changed the print size to 5.85 x 3.85. Still no equal margins. The top margin is always wider. The printer is set for 4 X 6 paper. I tried to manually place the image today, but didn't have time to finish. Is manual the way to go? Qimage is the only program that does this.
Weezy

That is how the white borders around the print look! One side of the white is wider than the other and it's driving me crazy! I want 4 equal white borders around the print! I dislike borderless images. I can get 4 equally spaced white borders if I print from CS3. CS3 is a little funky on the color and doesn't print what I see on the monitor (calibrated) Quimage and Adobe Indesign print the right colors.
The only prolem that qimage has is those unequal borders. I've found the input for the border width and tried every possible combination and the damn borders are still unequal. How do I get four  1/8" WHITE borders around the print?
Tnaks, Weezy

Qimage is working well, managed to figure out most of it - but I can't figure out how to get the borders even. I've played with all the settings and one of the shorter borders is always wider. How do you get the borders even on all 4 sides? I've tried to illustrate it. It doesn't seem to want to attach.
Thanks,
Weezy