Most printers are not able to print "full bleed," as some irreducible
minimum nonprintable area is required for paper handling. Even those that do
claim to print "borderless" may do so only for certain smaller paper sizes
(up to 8" x 10", say), perhaps with a special paper carrier. If your printer
is one that boasts borderless printing, you may still need to select a
specific setting in the printer Properties in order to do this. Otherwise,
your only option is to print to oversized paper and trim, which is what
commercial printers do.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
"PMR" wrote in message
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Im trying to print an invite and i have used a text boxed on page with
colour
and when i go to print its not printing it fully it leavs an inch gap on
bottom and 5mm gap on sides... how can i print it so it dosent leave any
gaps
on the sides please help