Epson 9800 Printer Guide - Page 104

cutting, or print on heavy media that must be cut by hand. See

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104 | Printing with Epson Drivers for Windows Tip: Creating a user-defined paper size generally lets you make the best use of your roll paper. Click the Expansion button to select a borderless sizing option. Choose Auto Expand or Retain Size, then click OK: • Auto Expand enlarges your image (up to 3%) to fit the size of the paper. You can use the slider to adjust the expansion. Choose Min for the least amount of image expansion (with a chance that there will be small borders around the edges) or Max for the greatest amount of expansion (some of the image will be cut off around the edges, but it will extend to the edge of the paper). • Retain Size prints your image at the size you specify in your application. You need to size it slightly wider than the paper width if you want to print without borders. See page 106 for more information about borderless printing. 4. Choose one of the following Auto Cut settings: • Off disables automatic cutting. Choose this setting if you want to operate the cutter manually, print multiple print jobs without cutting, or print on heavy media that must be cut by hand. See page 63 for instructions on operating the cutter manually. • Single Cut causes the images to be printed end-to-end and saves paper. With borderless printing, you may see a sliver of the previous or next image. • Normal Cut allows margin space at the top and bottom of each image. • Double Cut extends the space between images and trims each print individually. This provides the cleanest edge for borderless printing. 5. Select the size of your image as the paper size. 4-104

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Printing with Epson Drivers for Windows
Click the
Expansion
button to select a borderless sizing option. Choose
Auto Expand
or
Retain Size
, then click
OK
:
Auto Expand
enlarges your image (up to 3%) to fit the size of the
paper. You can use the slider to adjust the expansion. Choose
Min
for the least amount of image expansion (with a chance that there
will be small borders around the edges) or
Max
for the greatest
amount of expansion (some of the image will be cut off around the
edges, but it will extend to the edge of the paper).
Retain Size
prints your image at the size you specify in your
application. You need to size it slightly wider than the paper width if
you want to print without borders.
See page 106 for more information about borderless printing.
4.
Choose one of the following
Auto Cut
settings:
Off
disables automatic cutting. Choose this setting if you want to
operate the cutter manually, print multiple print jobs without
cutting, or print on heavy media that must be cut by hand. See
page 63 for instructions on operating the cutter manually.
Single Cut
causes the images to be printed end-to-end and saves
paper. With borderless printing, you may see a sliver of the previous
or next image.
Normal Cut
allows margin space at the top and bottom of each
image.
Double Cut
extends the space between images and trims each print
individually. This provides the cleanest edge for borderless printing.
5.
Select the size of your image as the paper size.
Tip:
Creating a
user-defined paper
size generally lets you
make the best use of
your roll paper.