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DesignJet T120
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Just bought a new Designjet T120 and it is not printing a full page.....parts of the drawing are cut off and not printing. I have looked at the previous posts and does not appear to help with my problem....

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Hi,

 

If you are printing from Adobe, go to File > Print > Advance > Print as image

 

Then print the file

 

Best regards

Mike G

I'm an HP Inc employee. But my response is not in behalf of HP Inc
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Hi, 

i have the same problem.  I just bougt the plotter. 

 

my sistem:    imac, OSX 10.11.6 - printer HP designjet T120 - installed with newest driver - wireless connection

 

I tried to print PDF of 24" x 40" out of Mac-PDF-viewer

it prints only one edge of the plan of about 8" x 8" , then cuts off the paper

 

what can we do ?

Ifit is a spooling problem - how could I define that the jobs would be spooled on the computer, NOT on the Plotter ?

 

Manuel 

 

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You can't simply press print  & print whatever you want.

 

Before you print, you must define your paper size properly... if you going to printer 24" x 40"

 

Define your media   24" wide in portrait mode, then 40" high.... chose print quality ... the save it & press ok..

 

Before you press print & makr sure your image was shown properly.... otherwise check all carefully again...

 

if you going to print same size all the time, go to your printer property & print preference... enter all infos

from above....  save    n apply..........

 

Read your printer user manual & do some home works.....

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Hi, Jason

 

I am using Plotting  since 1997 and of course I put the paper size at 24" x 40"  to print this PDF 

the dialog says me that it would even fit on 102% but I defined "print entire image" - so it would print at 100% 

 

 

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No matter what, if print not printed properly which indicated the paper size not defined properly or not printed properly by

programs etc .....

 

Try to use other program like Photoshop    to print & see what happen..

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ok, thank you - printing from Lightroom was ok

But I should print Plan from PDF 

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and I tried as well from ARCHICAD 20 - same result as from PDF - it cuts the image 

It prints even LESS THAN A LETTER-SIZE PAPER

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Hi Mike,

 

I am using Adobe CS6 on a Mac os x 10.11, I don’t see the option File>Advance.

 

I am having the same problem with my t120, I am printing a 17” x 59” from a roll, and it is only printing a 6” x 9” portion, then the t120 cuts the paper off. Wasted so much paper and ink already, always comes out the same way.

 

 

Gig Depio

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Did you ever get this to work?  I'm having the same issue.  I've tried defining the page size printing as pdf or slide, I don't have Adobe installed.  I've tried defining the page size in the printer settings, and all it does is print a small version in the middle of a poster sized paper, or printing one portion of the poster on poster-sized paper.  I'm burning throught my roll.  Any advice?

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