Hi,

Finally got my driver working on Windows 10 (thank you Phil Steadman! https://ddisoftware.com/tech/printers/running-epson-7600-in-windows-10/msg27026/#msg27026 )

So I installed the trial of Qimage - and am able to print - but can't get the sizes to come out right.

I created a media size in the printer driver of 24"x24" - but when I select that in the Job Properties in Qimage, it still says W: 9.45 L:9.45 - greyed out, in the boxes on the line below Media Size (24" x 24").

As a result, the "Page" in the center of the window is 9.45"x9.45".  Is this a trial limitation, that will go away with a purchase, or am I doing something wrong?

Thank you.

Understood about the age of the driver - but I'd expect that to mostly be an issue with working/not working at all (e.g. unsigned) - vs functionality not working correctly.

I did set the media size in the driver. When I do that, it changes the "Media Size" in the Job Properties to match what I selected. but still shows 9.45"x9.45" in the W/L as I mentioned, and the "Page" for doing layout matches the W/L rather than the Media Size.

Thanks.

When you set the page size in the driver, what is listed for "Page" above the live view right after exiting the driver is what the driver is reporting as the page size.  If it is 9.45 x 9.45 after setting the size in the driver, the driver is broken and it will operate that way in any printing software.  Remember: Qimage is not in charge of the media size.  The driver is.  It (like all software) has to work within the bounds of what the driver is telling it and if you see 9.45 x 9.45, that is what the driver is reporting.  Qimage cannot fix broken drivers or otherwise circumvent driver capabilities.

The last thing to try would be to reset the driver: hold the Shift key while you click the Properties button to open the driver.  Set your page size to 24x24 (or whatever you want), make sure no scaling options are turned on in the driver, and then "OK" out of the driver to save changes.  Immediately read the "Page" size listed above the live view.  If it still says 9.45 x 9.45, the driver is irrepairably broken and it isn't going to work with any software!  Remember, it's the driver that is wrong here.  If you set it to 24x24 and it reports a page size of 9.45 x 9.45, that's a question for Epson.  I suspect their answer would be "that driver was never intended for Windows 10".

Mike

Test print was successful. Fine-tuning to be done - and license to be bought. Thanks!