Great that you're able to do it. I've tried everything without success. Thinking of buying a printer that has 11x14 in it's menu choices. I think the problem is with Qimage not Canon. The printer is a dumb piece of equipment that will print whatever you feed it.

              Using pro-100 canon

Having difficulty printing on 11x14 paper. I send the edited image from Lightroom to QI ultimate but the print I get is 2.75 x3.75 inches. Manually chose 11x14 print size and a paper size that should have worked--13x19. There is no selection listed for 11x14 paper which I find obsurd since it's always been considered a standard print size for dozens of years. Wasted 3 sheets of good paper before I switched to cheaper paper to continue the experiment. Can't figure this out. Obviously missing something.

Had some mix ups this am in trying to print a single image. Ended up with 8 images in the queue. The actual image count at the bottom of the  screen was 1 however once it finally started printing it wouldn't stop. I finally removed paper which stopped it. Wasted  a lot of ink. The pro-100 is now shut down. When I turn it back on it will again start printing. How can you immediatly stop printing whenever you want to other than unplugging the printer. There must be a way to purge the queue in either the printer or Qimage.

I have a new desktop and need to move/install my Qimage to it. How is that done?

B and W pictures first sent to silver efex pro 2 out of lightroom for additional editing including toning. Saved back to lightroom then sent to Qimage for printing. The toning will not print. I get straight B & W images. What's up with that?

Thanks so much Terry!   I knew it must be easy. Complicated UI for me but I'm learning

Brian

I have several photos in lightroom that are from an 84 yr. old box camera. The actual negative size is 2 1/2  X 4 1/4  in.  I want to print these full frame on 5x7 paper. I can't seem to figure it out  with Qimage. The image is always cropped to fit whatever paper I select. I'm certain it's an easy set up,  if I knew how.


Brian