This expansion/overspray characteristic is a common feature of most print drivers, however, the artificial expansion of print sizes and overspray off the edge of the paper create problems of their own.
When printing your 4圆 on 4圆 paper for example, the driver might see the 4圆 print and expand it to 4.2 x 6.2 so that 0.1 inches of the print overspray the left, right, top, and bottom, thus insuring that you have full coverage as long as the paper loads within 0.1 inch of the expected location.
BORDERLESS PRINT SIZE CANON PIXAM DRIVERS
To compensate and insure that you don't get small slivers of white on the top, bottom, left, or right of your print, most print drivers artificially "expand" prints so that they are larger than necessary and so that part of the print actually oversprays onto a sponge behind the roller. Unfortunately, printers do not load paper precisely enough to cover exactly 4.0 x 6.0 inches of paper with a 4.0 x 6.0 inch print simply because the paper loading and positioning process is not exact. If you would like to print a 4圆 print on 4圆 paper for example, you would expect the 4圆 print to align perfectly with the edges and top/bottom of the paper. " Borderless Overspray/Size Expansion - Many print drivers offer a "borderless" or "no margins" mode that allows printing from edge to edge and top to bottom with no white border. Its a popular app for those who want more control over their printing. You can tweak the amount of expansion with some printing apps like Qimage, but, as others have noted, paper does not go thru a printer in a perfect manner.īelow is a quote from Qimage Help.
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