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‎08-29-2022 11:52 AM

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Product: HP ENVY 6022e All-in-One Printer
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Really strange one.

I use Corel 9 and since changing from a Canon printer to thh Envy, I find that the Envy seems to print graphics as it wants, NOT as I have formatted.

I have now set up a test in Word as well, I created a 2x2 table and placed (and resized ) a graphic in each cell.

When I print preview it shows the graphic correctly, but when it prints the images are cropped, not as I designed.

The issue with Corel is that I wanted to print a card for a grandson. The layout requires that the image is printed on the 'second half' of the page, but when I print on the Envy the image is moved to the first half on the page.

I can (sort of) get round it by prining as "Normal" ( not "Picture" quality) but this is absurd, surely I should be able to print an image with the quality I want, not fudge the print quality to get it to work.

As the Envy cost more than twice the price of the Canon I'm pretty pi**ed of as you can imagine

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