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HP Deskjet 2547
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My HP Deskjet 2547 cuts off the bottom of my pictures and captions when printing from MS Word.  It comes up with a box that gives me a choice of printing only in the printable area or cancelling my print job.  I want to know the printable area so that I can size the margins in my document.  It seems that HP should provide this "printable area" somewhere in the documentation but I cannot find it.  I suppose that I could keep trying different margins to find out the printable area.

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Hi,

The bottom 14.5mm (1.45cm) margins are non-printable, this is a limitation of such lower-end inkjet printers.

 

You may find this listed within its specifications, see 'Paper-handling specifications >> Print margins' below:

https://support.hp.com/ca-en/product/hp-deskjet-2540-all-in-one-printer-series/5295960/model/5385267...

 

Shlomi



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