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Fit to Page Printing
You can use the Fit to Page printing function when you want to print, for example, an A4 size document on another size paper.
Fit to Page printing automatically resizes your page to the paper size you select. You can also resize your page manually.
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This feature is not available with borderless printing.
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This is a standard feature of Mac OS X 10.4. To use this feature, make sure to select a standard paper size (for example, A4) as the Paper Size setting and the Scale to fit paper size setting. Do not select a paper size with a page setup option (for example, Sheet Feeder - Borderless). This feature is not available with Mac OS X 10.3 or earlier.
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Printer settings for Windows
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Access the printer settings.
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Click the Main tab, then select one of the following Quality Option settings:
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Draft for rough drafts with reduced print quality
Text for text-only pages
Text & Image for higher quality pages with text and images
Photo for good quality and speed
Best Photo for the best print quality
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Select Rear Tray, Front Tray, or Automatic as the Source setting.
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Select the appropriate Type setting.
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Select the appropriate Size setting.
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Select Portrait (tall) or Landscape (wide) to change the orientation of your printout.
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Click the Page Layout tab, then select the Reduce/Enlarge Document check box.
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Do one of the following:
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If you selected By Output Paper Size, select the size of the paper you are using from the drop-down list.
If you selected By Percentage, use the arrows to choose a percentage.
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Click OK to close the printer settings window.
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After completing the steps above, print one test copy and examine the results before printing an entire job.
