Hi Peter,
I don't know about point 1, one for Mike I think.
With my Epson driver, when I click print there's the option to select a range of pages. Also, if print Preview is selected, there's the option to remove pages from the page set.
Maybe your driver is similar.
Terry

Thanks for checking out "1" Terry. I'll recheck the problem over the next couple of days.

Regarding "2". When the printer dialogue is displayed the option for printing specified pages is greyed out. "All" is the only option in this case. The printer is a Canon Pro 9500.

Thanks Fred.

I was not aware of that context menu option. That's precisely what I need.

Meanwhile back with my problem "1" above. One way to induce the type of problem I have described is to load a full page image, go into page edit mode and click swap dimensions and then apply to selected. After choosing "Yes" to the prompt the image is resized to fit page and rotated 90o. Now swap the dimensions again and apply. Nothing happens. I would expect the image to retain its reduced dimensions and rotate 90o.

Admittedly this is an unsual procedure but it does induce the type of problem I have come across in more "normal" use. 

Regards



 

You shouldn't be using "swap" to rotate an image.  Once you have it down to a size that can be rotated (i.e. it fits on the page either way), you should right click on the print on the page and choose "rotate left" or "rotate right".  This is because when you click "swap", all you are doing it changing the "preferred initial size"... which doesn't matter when you are using Optimal or Optimal/Spaced placement: those placement methods will override those sizes and pick the size that leaves the least gap on either edge.  If you were working in something like "Center" placement which honors your initial size preference without modifying it, the swap would rotate the print.  But to avoid confusion so that you can rotate when you want, use the rotate feature instead of swap.

Regards,
Mike