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printing instructions output size by 1" around all the edges totaling to the 12x12" output result. Example4: The Input size is: 10x10". The Output size is 20x20" (2 x scaling) Margins are set at 1" at all edges. Outer Margins are set at 1" at all edges. Result: Total size 22x22", Scanned area 9x9", 2" white border at all edges. Explanation: Example 4 shows margin value application on the scan area (input) with scaling, i.e., when the output size is larger than the input size. As with the previous examples, the margin's value of 1" is still deducted from the output size and this 1" white space plus 1" outer margin will be output on the printer totaling to a 2" wide white border. However, because of scaling, the 1" margin that should be taken within the scan area during input is automatically reduced relatively (in this case by half since its a 1:2 relation) so that only 1/2" is deducted from the scan area at all edges during input. In this way, cropping of the scan area is logically adjusted to fit the Margin that was defined for the enlarged end result and match normal intentions. legal information © Copyright 2012, 2015 HP Development Company, L.P

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output size by 1" around all the edges totaling to the 12x12" output
result.
Example4
:
The Input size is: 10x10".
The Output size is 20x20" (2 x scaling)
Margins are set at 1" at all edges.
Outer Margins are set at 1" at all edges.
Result: Total size 22x22", Scanned area 9x9", 2" white border at all
edges.
Explanation: Example 4 shows margin value application on the scan
area (input) with scaling, i.e., when the output size is larger than the
input size. As with the previous examples, the margin's value of 1" is
still deducted from the output size and this 1" white space plus 1"
outer margin will be output on the printer totaling to a 2" wide white
border. However, because of scaling, the 1" margin that should be
taken within the scan area during
input
is automatically reduced
relatively (in this case by half since its a 1:2 relation) so that only 1/2"
is deducted from the scan area at all edges during input. In this way,
cropping of the scan area is logically adjusted to fit the Margin that
was defined for the enlarged end result and match normal
intentions.
printing instructions
legal information
© Copyright 2012, 2015 HP Development Company, L.P