I'm getting this message (since upgrading to .150) every time I try to add a file to the queue. I just dropped 500 images into the queue and each image requires me to press Yes or No; there's no way out (that I know). Any advice please? The program isn't usable like this.

Hi Anthony,
It isn't 150 that is any di8fferent, it is simply as the message stated, you are asking to make a print that is larger than the printable area of your selected paper size.
Please tell us what printer you use. That makes a difference in printable area.
Also tell us what size paper you are using., and last but not least, what size is the print you are asking for?
If you wish, just check the printable area at thee top right, (see snap) You can see that I only am able to print on 5.76 x 3.76 of a 6 x 4 sheet
If you are asking for a larger print than the printable area, you will get a notice that it will need so many sheets of paper  (poster mode) to complete your request.

Simple way, is to select FIT TO PAGE as your print size...(probably want auto crop on)

Fred

Not familiar with the printer but they pretty much work the same.
I do not have A4 paper. Terry uses it.
If I tell my driver I have A4, it reports back that I have a printable area of 11.458 x 8.033
If your print request is larger than that, you will get the warning message.

and what size print are you asking for?
Fred
PS mms make my head spin, so I hope Terry will pop in here.

So you can see that your print size exceeds the printable area allowed.

I cannot come close to your 7.933 x 11.356    I therefore have two questions:

What numbers appear just to the right of the 7.933 x 11.,356?
Look at the attached screen snap, and realizing you have a different printer and the driver screens will not be the same, you still should find somewhere that mimics what I am showing you with regard to output size.
OUTPUT SAME AS PAPER SIZE...
Scaling turned off (No check marks)
No borderless checked.

Fred

>> What numbers appear just to the right of the 7.933 x 11.356?

(600x600)

Thanks, Fred. Much appreciated.