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to position the paper frame... There are three ways to use the position paper frame tool: Dragging: Dragging anywhere on the screen. Imagine you are gripping hold of the frame and dragging it around over the image. Centering: Touch a point on the screen and that point becomes the new center for the paper frame. The frame shifts so that it positions itself with the point you selected directly in its center. This method is especially useful when you are making spot test strips for outputting on the printer. It lets you continuously and rapidly reposition the frame on important areas that you want tested. Dragging the edges: This will resize the paper frame and is an alternative to the Resize Paper Frame tool. to align the image... The original may have been inserted slightly off balance and appears crooked in the preview window. Correcting this does not mean you have to reload the original and start again. Use the perfectly aligned sides of the paper frame as references when realigning. Press the Align Left tool to tilt the image left. Press the Align Right tool to tilt the image right. printing instructions legal information © Copyright 2012, 2015 HP Development Company, L.P

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to position the paper frame...
There are three ways to use the position paper frame tool:
Dragging: Dragging anywhere on the screen. Imagine
you are gripping hold of the frame and dragging it
around over the image.
Centering: Touch a point on the screen and that point
becomes the new center for the paper frame. The
frame shifts so that it positions itself with the
point you selected directly in its center. This
method is especially useful when you are making
spot test strips for outputting on the printer. It
lets you continuously and rapidly reposition the
frame on important areas that you want tested.
Dragging the edges: This will resize the paper frame
and is an alternative to the Resize Paper Frame
tool.
to align the image...
The original may have been inserted slightly off balance and appears
crooked in the preview window. Correcting this does not mean you
have to reload the original and start again.
Use the perfectly aligned sides of the paper frame as references
when realigning.
Press the Align Left tool to tilt the image left.
Press the Align Right tool to tilt the image right.
printing instructions
legal information
© Copyright 2012, 2015 HP Development Company, L.P