Enlarge a document on HP Envy 5055

[MaryAnn8]

Trying to enlarge on the HP Envy 5055 is driving me crazy.  Can someone pls explain it to me step by step.  Thank you

[Dragon-Fur]

@MaryAnn8 

You have not mentioned what you are doing, which software you are using (relevant for print / scan), nor have you included the Operating System and version you are running (relevant for print / scan).

General Answer based on content provided...

Some printers allow you to "resize" during Copy - other printers are pretty much "place the item in / on the printer and press Copy".  In other words, Copy is either smart or not-smart depending on the printer.

 How to Make Copies

Except for Copy, the size of the printed object (document or image) is largely dictated by the software you are using to create that output. 

Printed objects can be output to the size wanted - even if that means splitting the document / image across more than one sheet of paper.

Scanned objects are scanned and saved on the computer - and then printed as wanted using software appropriate for the type of object (image or document) and the Operating System on the device used to submit the job to the printer. 

Once saved, scanned objects (now files) can be printed at the size wanted.

The print size is somewhat dictated and limited by the printer hardware, certainly by the software you are using, the file format (for documents - for example, Word documents or PDF documents).

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