Trying to Print 5 x 7

[allergyking]

Actually not printing, just printing to file to upload to my processor.

I need help understanding.

My page size is 5 x 7. I deleted the cell that was there and went over and added a 5 x 7 cell. Here's what I get.

Even though I added 5 x 7 cell, it shows the max size of the cell being 6.18 x 4.5'.

Why?

 

[Brad Snyder]

In playing with your settings, I saw a similar reduction, and was able to restore it to the full 5x7, by selecting borderless 5x7 paper in the Page Setup dialog.

I'm not sure what to tell you, if you don't have a printer installed with that paper capability. I've never really thought about this before. I usually:
a) *export* to jpeg for outside processing
b) print to a local printer.

I think I have once or twice *printed to jpeg*, just experimenting with the process, but as I said, one of my installed printers has most of the common lab sizes available as 'borderless'. I just chose one of those.

I'm as interested in an informed answer to this as you are, AK.

 

[Kiwigeoff]

In the bottom right of the print module there is a place to set the paper/file size for print to jpeg "Custom File Dimensions" with a check box.
See screen shot.....

Actually the problem is the fish is too big for the page, throw it back and catch a smaller size. Or has the fish been to the Photoshop ???!!:lol::lol::lol::shock:

 

[Denis Pagé]

In the bottom right of the print module there is a place to set the paper/file size for print to jpeg "Custom File Dimensions" with a check box.

This does the job done but...
Do the OP really need to choose "Picture Package" here first?... :roll:
"Concact sheet/Grid" can get the job done faster for a single image. And, about the fish, as per film strip, I suggest he simply check the box: "Adapt by rotating".