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you are here: welcome how do I ... clip contents by printer margins HP Pro Scanner how do I...? the problem is... Use the "Clip contents by printer's margins" option The Margins we set in the Setup tab dialog are the copy's "output margins". But the printer itself also creates margins. The size of your printer's margins depends on the printer model and cannot be changed. You should consider the printer's margins as your minimum margins, an unprintable area, and they will be in your output whether you want them to or not. Setup > Margins dialog: alphabetical index The "Clip contents by printer's margins" option (Setup tab > Margins) lets you compensate for these uncontrollable margins. Selecting the option lets you economize paper usage by keeping unneeded margin space down to a minimum. Selecting the option will tell the application to deduct the printer's enforced margins from your output Margins so the total margins are as you specified for the copy. For duplicating originals without margins, you would not want output Margins either and thus the option should be deselected. To use the option: Enter your printer's margin values as specified in your printer documentation through the Setup tab > Printer > Tool button > Advanced button (dialog shown below). On some printers: You can use the Auto Detect button to prevent manual setting of printer margins and the values are set from the printer device.

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you are here:
welcome
how do I ...
clip contents by printer margins
HP Pro Scanner
how do I...?
the problem is...
alphabetical index
Use the
"Clip contents by printer's margins" option
The Margins we set in the Setup tab dialog are the copy's "output
margins". But the printer itself also creates margins. The size of your
printer's margins depends on the printer model and cannot be
changed. You should consider the printer's margins as your
minimum margins, an unprintable area, and they will be in your
output whether you want them to or not.
Setup > Margins dialog:
The "Clip contents by printer's margins" option (Setup tab > Margins)
lets you compensate for these uncontrollable margins. Selecting the
option lets you economize paper usage by keeping unneeded margin
space down to a minimum.
Selecting the option will tell the application to deduct the printer's
enforced margins from your output Margins so the total margins are
as you specified for the copy.
For duplicating originals without margins, you would not want output
Margins either and thus the option should be deselected.
To use the option:
Enter your printer's margin values as specified in your printer
documentation through the Setup tab > Printer > Tool button >
Advanced button (dialog shown below).
On some printers: You can use the Auto Detect button to prevent
manual setting of printer margins and the values are set from the
printer device.