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Hi, I think there is a bug on the last update, when I print a photo on any size got a white borde on one side, I already calibrate the printer, use a another one and the white border still there, I select fit to printable, but the white border still there.

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23 hours ago, Marvin Contreras said:

Hi, I think there is a bug on the last update, when I print a photo on any size got a white borde on one side, I already calibrate the printer, use a another one and the white border still there, I select fit to printable, but the white border still there.

What are the pixel dimensions of your image, and what size is the photo paper?

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Bugs in borderless printing are known and have already been reported to the developers.

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