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‎05-19-2026 01:15 AM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hello everyone, I’ve been using my HP OfficeJet printer for printing landscaping plans and yard measurement sheets, but recently I noticed that the printed dimensions are not matching the original layout size correctly. Details: Model: HP OfficeJet Pro 9015 OS: Windows 11 Problem: Print scaling issue causing inaccurate measurements on paper. I first noticed the problem while calculating soil and mulch quantities for a backyard project using a topsoil calculator. The measurements looked correct on screen, but after printing the layout, the dimensions were slightly off which affected the final volume calculations. I already tried: Updating printer drivers Disabling “Fit to Page” Printing from both Chrome and Adobe Reader Running HP Smart diagnostics The issue still persists. Has anyone else experienced inaccurate print scaling or measurement differences with HP printers? Are there any recommended print settings or calibration options I should check? Thanks in advance for the help!

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