Printed Image location don’t agree with preview

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dkindler
Aug 24, 2003
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I just got a new Epson 2200 printer. The first photos I printed do not end up on the paper where Photoshop preview says they will. If I choose center the prints are off slightly both vertically and horizontally. If I manually enter the top and left margin dimensions, the prints still seem shifted about 1/8" from my numbers. What’s wrong?

Also, any tips on Epson profile setup with Photoshop…I’m a novice at this and would like to know where to learn about optimizing the Epson 2200 for Photoshop.

Thanks,

David
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Phosphor
Aug 24, 2003
It’s centered in the printable area of the page.
That’s all that Photoshop knows about.

But the printable area may not be centered on the physical page…
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barnesetti
Sep 5, 2003
You should check the Epson print preview in your set up to double check on Adobe’s set up. This will save ink and paper in case the document is not "centered" on the paper. Also if the picture is to go edge to edge make sure you have "borderless" prints selected

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"dkindler" wrote in message
I just got a new Epson 2200 printer. The first photos I printed do not end
up on the paper where Photoshop preview says they will. If I choose center the prints are off slightly both vertically and horizontally. If I manually enter the top and left margin dimensions, the prints still seem shifted about 1/8" from my numbers. What’s wrong?
Also, any tips on Epson profile setup with Photoshop…I’m a novice at
this and would like to know where to learn about optimizing the Epson 2200 for Photoshop.
Thanks,

David

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