Hi, OK don't no what I have done (probably clicked something I shouldn't have) Tried to setup a white border round my images on A3 paper but now part of the image is being cut off at printing stage.
Thankyou,
Russ

Hi, Fred, hope you are well?
Before I re-set here is what i an getting (1) is the the thumbnail and (2) is when I load the image to print.
Thanks
Russ

Russ, I meant to add that the preview picture does show a little cropping on the left, but that is probably due to the print size being a di8fferent aspect ratio from the image size..... e.g.  image 3:2  and print 8.0 x 10; aspect 4:5
You can slide that into place in the Print Editor

Hi Russ,
I see what you are doing... This is one of those easy peasy things (once the  light bulb lights in your head)
1) Aspect ratio. Out of most digital cameras; 3:2.
1a) That means the left to right dimension (landscape orientation) is 3 and top to bottom; 2.
2) Now the tricky part.    You say 3 what? Two what?
I say number of pixels left to right , divided by the vertical pixel count. 
I say inches of print dimension.
You say: I still don't get it.
I say: If you made a print 6 x 4, there would be no cropping and the entire image fits the print. (Multiple of 3:2)
Now you want to make a fit to page on A3 paper. Looking at the top of the live view picture, you see the printable area.
Divide the large inches by the smaller inches, and you get 1.42:1  or 2.8: 2.... That's OK
Now if we toss that original 3:2 image into a print area that is 2.8:2, it is the wrong shape.  Now the real confuser.
You crop the image in the Editor, and all bets are off.... what ratio did you crop to? I don't know either.

Solutions:    1 and 2

Solution 1 is to click the auto crop scissor to on. Now Qimage will fill out your print size request. It must crop the print in order to fill out the size request because the  cropped image dimensions are not the same as the printable area dimensions.
But in doing so, you lost a piece of petal off the edge.
The cure... Open PRINT EDITOR and select cropping tab. Snap 021 shows where I lost 1/4 of the baboon face off the right edge. It also shows the cursor as a hand. I drag that image to the left and center that face. Let go. The big image resets to match.
All done....

Solution 2
You want to print a fit to page A3 print and have no aspect issues later on.
Simply type in those printable  sizes at the top of the preview, or in a case where you want a set size like 11 x 14 or 13 x 19..... you type in teh print size into the CROP LOCK box in the image editor, check the Crop Lock ON.
Now draw your image crop for the image you want. It will be the matching ratio for the print.

As I said earlier. This topic is one that is a mystery until WHAMMO!  I get it.
If a video for you works better, just say yes. I'll be happy to make it and send it ASAP.

Fred

Fred has it covered.  If you want to see it in action, I just made a related video last week that covers cropping when your print aspect ratio doesn't match the original image dimensions:

https://youtu.be/0cwTPS3zQSI

Mike

Thankyou, downloading it to watch.
Russ