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printing full bleed (ie. no print margins)
I've been trying for ages to get a header in Excel to print out full bleed,
but can't figure out how; have set margins to 0 but the printout still has a clear 4 mm margin. Is there any way to avoid this? |
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printing full bleed (ie. no print margins)
I have never tried this, but some printers allow a custom paper size to be specified. If you have that feature, you could specify a slightly larger size paper and see if that gets you the full bleed effect. -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "Pips" wrote in message I've been trying for ages to get a header in Excel to print out full bleed, but can't figure out how; have set margins to 0 but the printout still has a clear 4 mm margin. Is there any way to avoid this? |
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