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HP DesignJet Z6dr 44-in PostScript Printer with V-Trimmer
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

When printing from an Adobe product and you select properties, setup, or whatever else the ADOBE print dialogue uses to access the Windows print dialogue, Adobe warns you to change necessary settings in the ADOBE print dialogue before it opens the Windows print dialogue. 

However, to utilize the vertical trimmers, you must use HP's print dialogue which is another level deeper from the Windows print dialogue. 

So, Print in Adobe.
Click to get to Windows dialogue. Typically a window that allows you to select a printer and change its properties.

The Windows dialogue has another button for advanced setup or more settings. 
That button opens the HP Print Dialogue where I can setup everything including borderless printing and the vertical trimmers. 

Each of these dialogue windows have common settings. Paper size, orientation, scale, etc. So if I tell the HP dialogue to rotate my print so that it fits correctly onto a roll, hit OK. Then hit OK/Print on the Windows dialogue, and finally end up at Adobe's dialogue, the orientation is incorrect. 

It feels like one of these print dialogues is overriding the others.

Anyone run into this?

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