How do I get a Blow up (say 150%) PDF snapshot view of an image to print from A3 not A4 print tray

please check page set up and put paper properly on the tray

you will ahve to set this in the print properties when you select print on the file option go to paper and select bypass if you are using this tray and original size will be A4 print size will have to be set to A3

push"special function" button, then select "key op prg", then "ok", then enter pin (default is 00000), then select "fax", then "ok", then select "rcv function", then "ok", then "tray selection", then "ok". The rest you should be able to follow your nose.

From the Printers & Faxes window, check in the i9950 Printing Preferences, Page Setup tab, for the following settings:

Page Size and Printer Paper Size are both set for the same size (both A4 or both A3).
Printing Type is set for Normal-size Printing

The graphic on the left should now show A4 (or A3) and Normal-size Printing in the legend.

Once that is set, verify from the application you're printing from that these settings are not being changed by the application (Preferences button in the print dialog box).

hey guys with 1520p printing preferences you may use the zoom feature to print it out on an a3 size from a4 size of your document page setup

Set your paper size to A3 - it should print out the docs on two seperate sheets of A4.

Put A3 in the paper tray and select reduce and enlarge and set to 141% this is A4 up to A3 then press start this should help.

Thanks J

this can normaly be solved by going into the printer preferences and then setting the trays manualy in the software. otherwise the printer will automaticaly select the main tray first then move onto the mp tray. sorry if it sounds a bit vague but these options change from printer to printer and have not seen a k850 for a while Hope thyis helps Cops [email protected]

try to find the margin settings of the application that you are printing  with. If margins are setup in a wrong way it will print anywhere it likes.

 

Aso see the paper size. e.g. A4, A3 etc.

 

I think you should take a normal a4 paper and print it and see the size of the image and the size of the document that you have created.

 

Another way to test it is to copy the image(content) only and paste it in some other application like MS Word or something else and try to print it in 4x6.

 

 

If it is an image and you can copy it to MS Paint then do it and cut everything else (crop the image accordig to its' size), then print.

 

Remember to place the paper on the right hand side of the paper tray. (You can do the reverse also if it required.)

Ensure that the desired paper is set in a paper tray of the printer and select [Auto] in the paper selection of the printer driver. You may need to configure the margins in the sofware you are using. hope this will help you Daniel