Canon imagePROGRAF iPF770 User Guide - Page 68

Enhanced Printing Options Printing on Oversize Paper iPF770 Printing at full size Printing on Oversize Paper ...68 Printing at Full Size (Windows) ...69 Printing at Full Size (Mac OS) ...70 Borderless Printing at Actual Size ...72 Borderless Printing at Actual Size (Windows 73 Borderless Printing at Actual Size (Mac OS 74 Printing on Oversize Paper You can print all areas of the original at full scale by selecting the paper size from Oversize (sizes where the margins needed for printer operation have been added to the page size). We recommend when printing with a focus on image. • If you prepare an original for printing without a margin and print it on paper of regular size, the image near the edge Note will not be printed. • Oversize When printing on standard paper sizes, printing is performed by taking the margins necessary for printer operations inside the region of the original. (See "Print Area.") ➔P.575 For example, printing the A4 size (210 x 297 mm) original shown in Figure (b) gives the result as shown in Figure (a). However, if Oversize paper is selected, printing is performed by taking the margins necessary for printer operations outside of the region of the original to give the result as shown in Figure (c). The A4 size print as shown in Figure (b) can then be obtained by trimming the margins from the periphery after printing. Printing at full size • When printing on Oversize paper, load paper larger than the page size-a size that includes the margin Important required by the printer. • Sheets: Load paper that is at least 10 mm (0.39 in) wider and 28 mm (1.10 in) higher than the page size • Rolls:Load paper that is at least 10 mm (0.39 in) wider and 10 mm (0.39 in) higher than the page size • Paper larger than the maximum size supported by the printer cannot be used as paper for oversized printing. Note (See "Paper Sizes.") ➔P.310 • Oversized printing (selecting Oversize in Page Size) is only available in Windows. 68 • If you are performing oversized printing in Mac OS, you need to configure printing on non-standard paper sizes. • To specify a non-standard paper size in oversized printing, register the paper size as a Custom Paper Size. Oversized printing is not available with Custom Size. (See "Printing on Non-Standard Paper Sizes.") ➔P.93 For instructions on oversized printing, refer to the following topics, as appropriate for your computer and operating system. User's Guide