Image printing problem
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Hi I am trying t print I-cards of employees, 4 at a time, on A-4 size paper. The program to generate these cards which is written by me,generates this Image of type '.JPEG'.Size is [640,1040]. Now, When I try to print cards on HP OfficeJet, if I select "Fax print" then it prints correctly, alignments are correct;but the print quality of image becomes poor. I get the required quality by selecting "Photo Print" but then last 3 lines do not get printed. 3 lines get cropprd. I don't understand the reason behind it. May I get some ideas??
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Hi I am trying t print I-cards of employees, 4 at a time, on A-4 size paper. The program to generate these cards which is written by me,generates this Image of type '.JPEG'.Size is [640,1040]. Now, When I try to print cards on HP OfficeJet, if I select "Fax print" then it prints correctly, alignments are correct;but the print quality of image becomes poor. I get the required quality by selecting "Photo Print" but then last 3 lines do not get printed. 3 lines get cropprd. I don't understand the reason behind it. May I get some ideas??
Your description isn't very good and it's pretty difficult to diagnose a problem like this without actually seeing what you're getting as output. But, from what i can gather, you didn't check the size of the page you're printing on, didn't do the math to see if your images would fit, and did not scale the images accordingly when you rendered them using the Graphics object you got from the system.
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Your description isn't very good and it's pretty difficult to diagnose a problem like this without actually seeing what you're getting as output. But, from what i can gather, you didn't check the size of the page you're printing on, didn't do the math to see if your images would fit, and did not scale the images accordingly when you rendered them using the Graphics object you got from the system.
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I will try to explain it again. The JPEG image of size 640 by 1050 pixels. "Fax print" and "photo print" are the print layouts which is asked to select at the time of printing.
And that doesn't help. When you says stuff is getting "cut off", what do you mean?? Is it just the images on one side of the page?? More than one?? Which sides?? Maybe if you posted a link to a picture of the results...
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And that doesn't help. When you says stuff is getting "cut off", what do you mean?? Is it just the images on one side of the page?? More than one?? Which sides?? Maybe if you posted a link to a picture of the results...
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2006, 2007, 2008Oops - that was meant to be the reply button, not the vote button :doh:
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I will try to explain it again. The JPEG image of size 640 by 1050 pixels. "Fax print" and "photo print" are the print layouts which is asked to select at the time of printing.
Selecting between fax print and photo print alters the device settings (dots per inch and page margins). Your print code needs to see what these settings are before it prints.
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Oops - that was meant to be the reply button, not the vote button :doh:
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Right back at ya! :-D
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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