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This question is just for interest really, but generally I find the
better you understand how things work the better you can use them.
My (very) old printer was not designed for borderless printing. If you
set print area to maximum rather than standard, and printed photos, it
often made a mess of the paper edges and sometimes the feed rollers. To
be fair, the dialogue box does warn against doing that.
My new printer has a borderless setting. As it is impossible to
guarantee that the paper feeds exactly against the right hand guide, or
even exactly square (by exactly I mean to 1/32 inch perhaps) how does
the printer deal with borderless and how does it avoid getting ink in
the paper transport mechanism?. Do the print heads have some sort of
edge sensor, or is it a mixture of magic and luck?
better you understand how things work the better you can use them.
My (very) old printer was not designed for borderless printing. If you
set print area to maximum rather than standard, and printed photos, it
often made a mess of the paper edges and sometimes the feed rollers. To
be fair, the dialogue box does warn against doing that.
My new printer has a borderless setting. As it is impossible to
guarantee that the paper feeds exactly against the right hand guide, or
even exactly square (by exactly I mean to 1/32 inch perhaps) how does
the printer deal with borderless and how does it avoid getting ink in
the paper transport mechanism?. Do the print heads have some sort of
edge sensor, or is it a mixture of magic and luck?