Photoshop 7.0 Help with Page Setup for 11×17 poster

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ethan_oplet
Jun 16, 2007
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Hi Folks. I am still running old 7.0 and since I can’t afford CS yet, I was wondering if someone could tell me how to setup a page for printing that is 11×17. My Page Setup options do not have 11×17 as an option, but the image I have created needs to be 11×17 for printing purposes. Is there an update or a fix that will allow me to select 11×17 as an option? My friend uses CS and it has an 11×17 option. Thanks so much for any advice!

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Bernie
Jun 16, 2007
The page setup is a function of the print driver, not of Photoshop.
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RWS
Jun 16, 2007
Go to File: New and set the image size manually. Do not select one of the Preset Sizes. If rhe file already exists, go to Image: Image Size to change the dimensions. Be sure to select constrain porportions.

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Hi Folks. I am still running old 7.0 and since I can’t afford CS yet, I was wondering if someone could tell me how to setup a page for printing that is 11×17. My Page Setup options do not have 11×17 as an option, but the image I have created needs to be 11×17 for printing purposes. Is there an update or a fix that will allow me to select 11×17 as an option? My friend uses CS and it has an 11×17 option. Thanks so much for any advice!
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Jessie_S
Jun 22, 2007
Hi, I have Photoshop 7.0 at work, so don’t feel bad. The setting for 11 x 17, is actually Tabloid (when you click that, you will notice the inches above orintation changes to 11 x 17) If for some reason you don’t have the "Tabloid" option, when you click on Paper Size in the Page Setup Dialog Box, at the very bottom of the list is the option to "Manage Custom Sizes", just click on it, and you can set one up for 11 x 17. Just make sure you set your printing margins to go with the printing margins of your printer, or some parts of the image will be cut off.

Hope that helps!

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