spongebob Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Hey Forum, this is ridicoulous...I cant get my bottom margin to work right. I have a brandnew layout and am testing printing "to the bottom of an A4 page". I put one big Text item on the layout filled with "test test test " about 10000 of them. All in all it goes over the bottom of the page onto the next page (561x904 pixels just for info). I then print page 1. The Margin it leaves at the bottom is EXACTLY 21mm. Thats much to much for what I want. But I have an example of an old old old FM Printout clearly showing that a margin of just 10mm was achived a long time back. In Printsetup I correctly choose A4 Format. I have tried to play with "Layout->Layout Setup->use fixed page margins" (on as well as off) but if I set the margin at the bottom to 10mm it complains that some margins are smaller than the minimum allowed. Then it STILL prints with a 21mm bottom margin. My Printer is an HP2300d. Why cant I print to the very bottom of the paper? Is my printer restricing this? Where can I fiddle with that? Theres loads of room left to print at the bottom... At least further than a huge bottom margin of 21mm would be nice... any ideas anyone?
comment Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 Is my printer restricing this? Probably. If you set fixed page margins to 0 (zero), Filemaker will complain it's less than allowed by the printer. So it does know about the printer's limits - or at least it thinks it does.
spongebob Posted April 30, 2008 Author Posted April 30, 2008 You are be right cuz I tried a different HP printer and there it works. So now if I could find where in my Printer settings it specifies the margins...cant seem to find that anywhere in the properties...
comment Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 My guess would be the margins are hard-coded in the printer's driver or directly in the ROM.
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