DSF

Hi guys,

Sorry it has been a while since i have been on this forum hope all is good, i recently brought a new iMac so i had to restalled everything from my MacBook to the new machine.

I just about remembered how to set up everything again.

When i printed my image the white on the paper that isn't being used, the printer is trying to print it. You can just about see it on the page and it is making the print out longer then it should be. (Hard to explain)

Does anyone know what my problem is, it didnt happen the first time i set everything. I am hoping i just had something ticked on photoshop that i shouldn't.

Thank you.


Mike

Is it true white?? I.e #FFFFFF

A11kns;102157 wrote:Is it true white?? I.e #FFFFFF

Yes it is true white.

I have attached a image of what part photoshop/printer is trying to print in white.

Hi Mike,
have you sorted the problem? Could there be a layer turned on somewhere or if not perhaps select the image using the marquee tool, invert it so all the white space is selected and hit delete, it might delete any background that may be there?? Just an idea, worth a try...good luck!

Printcess Jen;102228 wrote:Hi Mike,
have you sorted the problem? Could there be a layer turned on somewhere or if not perhaps select the image using the marquee tool, invert it so all the white space is selected and hit delete, it might delete any background that may be there?? Just an idea, worth a try...good luck!

I haven't sorted but i have found a work around, i just had to make sure the paper size was a4 when creating a new page on photoshop and then this doesn't happen. Didn't have to do this on my last mac, so im still a bit confused.