image cut off when printing from snipping tool

[CDWG]

I frequently use the snipping tool to select a portion of an image or a paragraph of information and then copy it to a word document or into an email.  My new HP Envy 7640 cuts off the image when printing it.  It worked fine with my HP C5100 printer. I can save what I copied as a jpg but that is an extra step to go find it and insert it. 

[DocCottle]

Hey @CDWG,

Welcome to the HP forums!

I understand that you are experiencing issues with cut off images on your Windows 7 PC before printing to your Envy 7640. I can help you with that, however I am not quite sure what program you are using that has your snipping tool. If you let me know what program you are using I can make sure we get you pointed in the right direction to resolve this.

[CDWG]

I am using the snipping tool that is part of Microsoft Windows 7. Thank you for your help.

[MartinRook]

Hi there,

I just bought a new HP Officejet Pro 8610 that has this same issue. It happens with images snipped by "Capture Screenshot lite" and also with "PrintKey2000". I could not find the solution in this topic. Can you please share the solution with me?

Kind regards,

Martin

[CDWG]

Sorry, but this issue was never resolved.  The only easy fix I found was to save the "snip" as a .jpg and then copy it into the document.

[srhagedorn]

This is just another reason I will not be purchasing an HP product the next time. ! 

[srhagedorn]

Besides, I just tried your solution and it still doesn't work.  HP is just plain useless.

[Rabbit007]

Simply cut more ont the right so you can see teh whole image in Word.  Shrink page size (Ctrl mouse button down) to get while space on right.

[ciaojude]

Tried that - it still enlarges whatever's there & cuts off 25% on right side and bottom. Same when I try to insert instead of cut-and-paste. HP driver somewhere is screwy.

[CDWG]

It has been so long since this problem was first posted that I am now using Windows 10.  The fix that works for me is to save the "capture" to your desktop (.jpg) then in word "insert picture" from desktop.