Thanks, I know I asked a question about this several posts ago about whether this needs to be resized first in another program? I resized the image in Affinity Photo to 54x24 then bring the image into Qimage. However I cant use 54 x24 although my printer has a 24" carriage I should not print to the edge so perhaps 54x22?

The other issue is it still does not come out with a 18x24 panel and it puts the original image on the sheet as well. Do I need to use a custom size in the printer driver itself?

My printer and print settings.

The multi panel settings.

I feel like I had a version of qimage, that after I printed to file, it would either ask me or automatically clear the queue.  One of my copies of qimage got "factory reset" and now I have to manually clear the queue after printing to file.  I'm not sure whether I am hallucinating my memory of it auto clearing or asking if I want to clear, or if there is a real setting that I just can't find.

To be clear, I want it to ask me if I want to clear the queue after printing to file, but I can't find the setting that turns that on or off.

I think Mike told you in earlier reply ... your image should be 54" x 24".

I created my 33" x 34" in Photoshop

I think what I am trying to do is using an image which is 19.76x24.05" and trying to split that up into 3 18x24" panels. To me this would mean the image would have to be much larger in physical size in order to get 3 18x24 panels out of it. I do get 3 panels but they are only between 4 and 6" wide by 24" high. I don't think Qimage can make these 3 18x24" panels needed out of a 19.76x24.05" image?

Thanks for multi panel print feature and video that shows how to use it.

Using six 11" x 17" plain paper sheets, it created a perfect 29" circle I need for a project.

Thanks  ... that must be it ... I thought limit  was 256kb

Is it too big?  We only allow small images here (<128k) so you may have to compress it.

Regards,
Mike

How do I attach an image to a post ?

I have used the Additional / Browse buttons .... seems to upload image.

Click preview and it does not show.

Qimage will ensure you have the maximum detail being sent to the printer so most of your print variables will be in the driver itself.  Since you have a custom profile for the paper you are using, you should get good black and white prints using that profile just by printing the same way you would a color print.  Have you compared printing that way versus printing using the advanced black and white mode of the driver?  I'd be tempted to print some test strips printing in color mode using your custom profile compared to printing via the advanced black and white mode in the driver (with Qimage's printer profile set to "let printer/driver manage color").  See how they compare.

Regards,
Mike