Title: Confused about poster options Post by: Greatwhitewing on June 09, 2018, 10:24:43 AM New user just purchased. Testing to understand how to get single image on 4 sheets of paper, 5x7 media for now.
Epson P-600 printer, Set media to 5x7, set custom poster to 2x2 with borderless printing setting first. Get a notification of 3x3 in upper left corner. If I turn borderless off it says 5x4 If I set driver to fit to page I get 4x3 I am sure I am missing something simple to get 2x2 output? Please help set me straight. Thanks Title: Re: Confused about poster options Post by: Fred A on June 09, 2018, 11:20:21 AM Quote I am sure I am missing something simple to get 2x2 output? Please help set me straight. Thanks Quote Epson P-600 printer, Set media to 5x7, set custom poster to 2x2 with borderless printing setting first. Get a notification of 3x3 in upper left corner. If I turn borderless off it says 5x4 If I set driver to fit to page I get 4x3 I am sure I am missing something simple to get 2x2 output? Please help set me straight. Thanks You are over complicating Set media size as you did.... 5 x 7 Now simplify: Highlight select the thumb you want. Now in Prints tab, click on the size print you want. (You selected 5 x 7 paper) So click 8 x 10. Qimage will tell you how many sheets of 5 x 7 it needs to print an 8 x 10. (2x2) Change size to 11 x 14, and now Qimage tells you that you will need 9 sheets of 5 x 7 paper to print 11 x 14 as a poster (3x3) After printing, you will lay them out and tape them together. Fred Title: Re: Confused about poster options Post by: Greatwhitewing on June 09, 2018, 01:19:46 PM Getting them taped together wasn't my objective, sorry for not being clear.
I wanted each page to be equal image size (divided up equally on for separate sheets) to do do a segmented layout without cropping and making 4 separate files. Centered on the page too. So by selecting 2x2 in this example and selecting an image size doesn't do I what I want apparently. I know how to crop to do what I want. Was hoping for a faster solution using poster method. |