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01-14-2017 06:26 AM
There is a 15 mm non printing area at the bottom of an A4 sheet printed portrait (with no margins specified). The other 3 sides have a 4 mm non-printing area which is perfectly acceptable.
The larger non-printing area cuts off text when creating an A5 newsletter with two pages side-by-side on A4 landscape. I have designed such a newsletter for over 10 years using this method but using other printers without any problems.
How do I reduce the non-printing area so that the HP works just like every other printer I have used?
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01-14-2017 09:13 AM
This is the normal print margin for the 2130. (see link for more info)
Please mark the post that solves your issue as "Accept as Solution".
I am a volunteer and do not work for HP.
01-14-2017 09:13 AM
This is the normal print margin for the 2130. (see link for more info)
Please mark the post that solves your issue as "Accept as Solution".
I am a volunteer and do not work for HP.
01-14-2017 09:30 AM
Thanks 8Lives - you've just confirmed what I had been thinking.
I will never ever buy another HP printer. After using 4 other makes of printers in the last 14 years this is the first one which has let me down in such a fundamental way. I now have to either find another mug to pass the printer to; completely redesign a long standing newsletter to fit in with the peculiar requirements of HP; or cut my losses and buy a decent printer from a decent manufacturer and scrap the current one. (Can you tell that I am really fed up?)
Not your fault I know so thanks for your help.