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I’ve recently upgraded to OS 10.3.2 with a new G5 using a USB connection directly into the back of the CPU. I have downloaded the latest epson printer drivers for this OS.
I primarily print from Photoshop and have recently upgraded to CS version.
I have a Epson 2000p which prints fine except when I try to print to 11X14 custom size paper. The image gets clipped off on top and prints to the upper left side of the page. I selected custom size under settings and created 11×14, but can only access that size when I set it to ANY printer NOT 2000p specifically where the custom size only shows up greyed out.
I have tried to print to a size close to 11×14 like A3, but it’s about 1 inch cropped at the bottom.
I there something in the Photoshop CS settings I’m not doing that is causing this cropping?
Epson has told me they don’t make drivers for this printer with the new OS. I find that hard to believe since, although older than the 2200, I thought this was a fairly popular printer amongst photographer/designers.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks!
I primarily print from Photoshop and have recently upgraded to CS version.
I have a Epson 2000p which prints fine except when I try to print to 11X14 custom size paper. The image gets clipped off on top and prints to the upper left side of the page. I selected custom size under settings and created 11×14, but can only access that size when I set it to ANY printer NOT 2000p specifically where the custom size only shows up greyed out.
I have tried to print to a size close to 11×14 like A3, but it’s about 1 inch cropped at the bottom.
I there something in the Photoshop CS settings I’m not doing that is causing this cropping?
Epson has told me they don’t make drivers for this printer with the new OS. I find that hard to believe since, although older than the 2200, I thought this was a fairly popular printer amongst photographer/designers.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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