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At college we have a w7200, how can we print across the paper rather than down it, for example a panoramic image across the width of the paper and say 20cm high

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Many people get caught by this - A Printer assumes its leading roll edge is the top of its portrait page. A portrait is printed across the paper - ie A panorama's tree trunks standing parallel with side of roll and sky on leading edge - and landscape means print long side down the paper roll - tree trunks now parallel to leading edge of roll - not the side!

Just because 'a portrait' is wider than its height does not make it a landscape when it is needed to be printed across the paper!

The printer assumes the narrow leading edge of the paper coming off the roll is its top. Like the top of an A4 page - like when reading a letter, electricity bill, etc.

So our 'portrait' of 'Jenny lying down' is a portrait and we print it across the page - in portrait mode - (as long as the size required will fit) the long leading 'top' edge being the first to come out of the printer.

If we need to print her 'standing up' with the long side now wider than the paper roll (if larger size needed), then 'Jenny lying' now is a 'landscape'

So good rule may be that the sky in any (wide?) portrait comes out of printer first - unless image is inverted of course - which only makes it an upside down portrait.

To summarize - 'Jenny lying' with her side/back to paper length (the running roll) is a landscape setting - whereas 'Jenny lying' across the roll is a portrait setting.

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Try selecting LANDSCAPE as opposed to PORTRAIT by using the proper print menu in your application rather than the simple print icon from most tool-bars.

You can usually find it in the FILE menus

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