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Printing Part of an Image Trimming

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Printing Part of an Image (Trimming) You can select and then print a portion of an image (trimming). This is useful when you only want to print part of an image, or if the part you are most interested in is not at the center of the image. • You can print portions of images selected from any type of layout. • The length-to-width ratio cannot be modified if you select [Photo printer standard printing] in the Layout Options window, and then specify [Borderless], or if you select [Photo printer multiple printing]. Also, because a 1 - 3 mm border is trimmed from the image during printing, we recommend that you select an area that is slightly larger than the part of the image you want to print. 1 Click the image you want to print in the Print window (➡ p.9), then select [Trimming] from the ImageBrowser [Edit] menu. 23

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Printing Part of an Image (Trimming)
You can select and then print a portion of an image (trimming).
This is useful when you only want to print part of an image, or if the part you
are most interested in is not at the center of the image.
1
Click the image you want to print in the Print window (
p.9),
then select [Trimming] from the ImageBrowser [Edit] menu.
You can print portions of images selected from any type of layout.
The length-to-width ratio cannot be modified if you select [Photo printer
standard printing] in the Layout Options window, and then specify
[Borderless], or if you select [Photo printer multiple printing]. Also,
because a 1 - 3 mm border is trimmed from the image during printing, we
recommend that you select an area that is slightly larger than the part of
the image you want to print.