Hey, Mike.  I have a similar question.  I am printing on 8.5”x11” paper.  Want to put print in 8”x10” frame.  Image has 5:8 aspect ratio. I want to print as big as possible but retain aspect ratio (all of image).  Want all area outside image filled with black (or any other selected color)

12 GB is insignificant especially for 3 years of work. 

The Photoshop download on its own is 20 GB just for the program.

Much better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.  One day you are going to print a photo you've printed before, it'll look a bit different, and you'll want to bring up that past job to see if the settings were different, the exported photo has changed, etc.  Or you'll want to check the date of when a photo was last printed.  Or many other scenarios.

And of course, you can move the exports anywhere you like.  When you install Qimage, it asks where you want the application data: choose the drive/folder you want.  Or since you already have it installed, in Qimage use Utilities, Migrate/Copy Application Data and move it to the location you would like to use.

They change it up once a month or so. Right now 50 sheets of 13 19 premium pro Luster.
Fred

So I really don't give a rat's behind that it is $17.00 for a 13ml cartridge (I get free paper if I buy 4 carts)
So what do you think, am I nuts?

Fred

In case something got "stuck" in the driver settings, hold the shift key while you click the "Properties" button to reset driver settings.  Then set up your media size, media type, borderless, etc. in the driver.  See if the borderless setting sticks after that.

Regards,
Mike

If I read your problem correctly the task is to print on the PRO 100 an image area 8.125 inches by 10.125 inches on an 8 x11 sheet. You have not been able to do this because the fixed margins imposed by Canon give a smaller image size than the desired figure above.


SOLUTION: Set up your Pro100 as normal BUT in the page setup tab select borderless and where you select the option of "Amount of extension move the slider to the far left Minimum Position. This will have the effect of reducing the fixed borders to a smaller amount that will permit an image to be sized to 8.125x10.125.

I see two things that could potentially cause this.  One is that the first screen shot shows "auto crop" is turned off.  That will make the print conform to the aspect ratio of the image: you'd have to turn auto cropping (scissors icon) on to get the exact size specified.  Also, I see you are using a Pro-100.  The printable area of a Pro-100 on 8.5 x 11 paper is 8.0 x 10.685 inches so it cannot print an 8.13 x 10.13 image unless the driver is set to borderless.  I don't think you have borderless activated in the driver settings because the first screen shows "Poster Mode" indicating that 8.13 x 10.13 is too big for one sheet of paper.

Regards,
Mike