Hi Chris, I have an Epson 2100, which should behave virtually the same regarding paper handling. You didn't tell us what exact print area size your pano has. From which applikation do you print? Borderless or not? Assuming you print with borders on all sides, you have to check if your printer positions the print area correctly. Otherwise you have to take some corrections into account. Check your borders with exactly the same settings as you are going to use for your pano. Use cheap paper (glue some sheets together) and a small frame to print to save ink. Use banner mode. Don't use "save roll paper option"! Yes, set custom paper size. Yes, 1300x0.01in = 13in and 3600x0.01in = 36in. ///Horst --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "namibiajohnston" <chris@...> wrote: > > Would someone take a moment and run me step by step through the > printing process for a 13 x 36 inch or mm/cm equivalent panorama off > a roll? I'm trying to print 6 elephants racing towards a water hole > in B & W! > > I have made a couple of aborted efforts, on chopped off both ends > and the other two printed off center and only partially. > In the Print window I select roll not manual roll, manual roll is > for a feed through the front? > Do I use the banner or cut sheet mode? > If I use Banner do I tick "save roll paper option?" > If I use Cut sheet mode do I tick "print page frame option?" > I have to set the custom page size; I can either use 0.01cm or > 0.01in, > Does 13 inches become 1300 inches and 36 inches become 3600 inches? > > I really could use a step by step how to here, papers too expensive > to keep making mistakesÂ…. > > Many thanks from Namibia >
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Re: Epson 2400, 13 x 36 inch panorama, I'll be dipped if I can cypher it out....
2007-12-14 by sssubito
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