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Hello,

I have been trying to print a picture horizontally and at the bottom of a 5"x7" card. The paper is actually a 10"x7", with a horizontal fold in the middle.

My printer is a Canon Pixma Pro-100 and I'm using AP in Windows 10. I tried doing this, and I still can't get a picture being printed at the bottom of the paper.

First, I created a 7" wide x 5" talk canvas and placed a picture there (size adjusted after placement to take up the entire canvas).

Many attempts have resulted in having the picture printed in the center of the paper, not at the bottom.

Thoughts?

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3 minutes ago, willtoni said:

The paper is actually a 10"x7", with a horizontal fold in the middle.

Instead of completely filling a 7″ × 5″ canvas, why not simply place the picture on the bottom half of a 7″ × 10″ canvas?

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3 minutes ago, αℓƒяє∂ said:

Instead of completely filling a 7″ × 5″ canvas, why not simply place the picture on the bottom half of a 7″ × 10″ canvas?

Yes, that's what I do in these circumstances.

John 

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11 hours ago, αℓƒяє∂ said:

Instead of completely filling a 7″ × 5″ canvas, why not simply place the picture on the bottom half of a 7″ × 10″ canvas?

I would do that too, & maybe even add a thin fold line, like in this 7x10 for fold.afdesign file.

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Is your printer having "center" option enabled?  

Anyway, yeah, I'd do the ful canvas thing they mention above. Even more, I tend to make grids of cards in sheets (usually poker size in A4 sheets, as many POD online printers require it so). In this case maybe put the two cards or two sides in same sheet. I would care for safe zone, bleeding and specific stuff for a particular POD company, but I guess not needed in home printers (been a while since I used one, lol...one of the issues tended to be to do "border-less" prints...)

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