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PHOTO PRINTING PROBLEM plus sign in
Jake'sGran
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I am being very careful setting things up to print a photo 4x6". My printer is HP all in one (PSC). Each time I try I get only a part of the picture on the photo card even though I am very careful with the setup. anyone know why this happens?
PS - Can anyone tell me why I am having to sign in each time I use MSE?
PS - Can anyone tell me why I am having to sign in each time I use MSE?
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Jake'sGran wrote: »I am being very careful setting things up to print a photo 4x6". My printer is HP all in one (PSC). Each time I try I get only a part of the picture on the photo card even though I am very careful with the setup. anyone know why this happens?
Try resizing the picture first before printing using Irfanview. Image, Resize/Resample, Check inches and enter the required size i.e. 6" x 4" Then save the resized file for printing.
PS - Can anyone tell me why I am having to sign in each time I use MSE?
Why shouldn't you have to sign in again?
...............:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
Jake'sGran wrote: »I am being very careful setting things up to print a photo 4x6". My printer is HP all in one (PSC). Each time I try I get only a part of the picture on the photo card even though I am very careful with the setup. anyone know why this happens?
PS - Can anyone tell me why I am having to sign in each time I use MSE?
Have you got your cookies turned off somehow, or software that deleted them on exit?Member of "Rubbish at Radishes" club0 -
I don't understand the first response. Will just say that in the past I was recognised/remembered on this site and therefore did not have to sign in each time.
To the other response I will just say thank you and I'll have a look at cookies - assume you are referring to my PS question.
Re the photo. I have already done the things people have suggested here and elsewhere. Will have another go.0 -
Jake'sGran wrote: »I don't understand the first response. Will just say that in the past I was recognised/remembered on this site and therefore did not have to sign in each time.
You did have to sign in each time but your username/password was stored for you on your PC and the login process was automated.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
Yes, well, I do keep ticking the remember me box. Thanks anyway.0
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