11X14 on Canon Pro Printer
Feb 2, 2013 05:40:46 #
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
Feb 2, 2013 07:50:18 #
[quote=jerryg]How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
Feb 2, 2013 07:51:22 #
[quote=warrior]
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create (PSE 10)
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create (PSE 10)
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
Feb 2, 2013 08:12:11 #
Feb 2, 2013 09:46:14 #
[quote=warrior]
A3 is 11X17 So how will this work?
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
A3 is 11X17 So how will this work?
Feb 2, 2013 14:34:08 #
[quote=jerryg]
A3 is 13 x 19 here
warrior wrote:
A3 is 11X17 So how will this work?
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
1. Upper right corner click on create
2. Local printer
3. Change settings
4. Select paper size (A3)
5. individual prints
6. Select print size(custom)
7. Put in 11 x 14 (click apply-OK)
8. Print
A3 is 11X17 So how will this work?
A3 is 13 x 19 here
Feb 2, 2013 14:39:24 #
Feb 2, 2013 14:58:40 #
warrior wrote:
A+ is 13 x19 here
Warrior here is a reprint from Google search:
Table of Paper Sizes From 4A0 to A10
A Series Paper Sizes Chart.
Image courtesy of Office 365.
Size Height x Width (mm) Height x Width (in)
4A0 2378 x 1682 mm 93.6 x 66.2 in
2A0 1682 x 1189 mm 66.2 x 46.8 in
A0 1189 x 841 mm 46.8 x 33.1 in
A1 841 x 594 mm 33.1 x 23.4 in
A2 594 x 420 mm 23.4 x 16.5 in
A3 420 x 297 mm 16.5 x 11.7 in
A4 297 x 210 mm 11.7 x 8.3 in
A5 210 x 148 mm 8.3 x 5.8 in
A6 148 x 105 mm 5.8 x 4.1 in
A7 105 x 74 mm 4.1 x. 2.9 in
A8 74 x 52 mm 2.9 x 2.0 in
A9 52 x 37 mm 2.0 x 1.5 in
A10 37 x 26 mm 1.5 x 1.0 in
But I'll give your method a try - thanks
Feb 2, 2013 15:51:34 #
warrior wrote:
A+ is 13 x19 here
Warrior - tried your method and it worked THANKS VERY MUCH. It took some experimenting and a few pieces of paper (I used 11X17) and cut off excess). I'll use 11X14 next time and see what happens. Somehow I felt it needed the extra but I was probably wrong. THANKS AGAIN. Jerry
Feb 3, 2013 12:08:19 #
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
The easiest way to do it is just size your image to 11x14 but print it on 14x17 paper. Sure, you waste a little paper but it is the easiest way. I use a paper cutter for straight cuts.
Feb 3, 2013 13:44:06 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
The easiest way to do it is just size your image to 11x14 but print it on 14x17 paper. Sure, you waste a little paper but it is the easiest way. I use a paper cutter for straight cuts.
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
The easiest way to do it is just size your image to 11x14 but print it on 14x17 paper. Sure, you waste a little paper but it is the easiest way. I use a paper cutter for straight cuts.
I've done that also but I think Warriors method is the way I'll go. Thanks
Feb 3, 2013 16:02:10 #
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
Does your printer take 13 X 17 inch paper? My Canon Pro 9000 does, but you do not specify the model. If it is the 9000, I have an approach that I have found satisfactory.
Feb 3, 2013 16:24:02 #
jam
Loc: Beaufort, NC
Where can you get good 11' x14' paper for a canon printer?
I am getting a canon pro 100.
I am getting a canon pro 100.
Feb 3, 2013 16:53:34 #
bunuweld wrote:
Does your printer take 13 X 17 inch paper? My Canon Pro 9000 does, but you do not specify the model. If it is the 9000, I have an approach that I have found satisfactory.
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
Does your printer take 13 X 17 inch paper? My Canon Pro 9000 does, but you do not specify the model. If it is the 9000, I have an approach that I have found satisfactory.
Yes it is the Pro 9000
Feb 3, 2013 17:59:59 #
jerryg wrote:
Yes it is the Pro 9000
bunuweld wrote:
Does your printer take 13 X 17 inch paper? My Canon Pro 9000 does, but you do not specify the model. If it is the 9000, I have an approach that I have found satisfactory.
jerryg wrote:
How can I print an 11X14 on a Canon Pro Printer which doesn't have 11X14 as one of the size choices.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
There must be a way around this problem. I have Picasa and Elements 10 and a few others.
Does your printer take 13 X 17 inch paper? My Canon Pro 9000 does, but you do not specify the model. If it is the 9000, I have an approach that I have found satisfactory.
Yes it is the Pro 9000
OK. The maximum size with the 9000 is 14 X 19 but the more standard size for photo-printing paper that you can easily find in a store is 13 X 19 inches. If you want to keep *exactly* your original dimensions, you will have to waste paper, so that the 11 inches is on the narrower side of your paper which is the simplest approach. What I do is re-size the image to a width of 12.5 while keeping the ratio. I assume that you want your image large, rather than exactly 11 X 14 and if that is the case, you have used the paper more efficiently and ended with a larger image. The approach would also apply, of course, if you have access to 14 x 19 paper.
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