Windows 10: On photo print paper size. I would like to have a 11X17 print paper size.Would it be...

On photo print paper size. I would like to have a 11X17 print paper size. Would it be possible to add a user defined section on paper size or include a 11X17 photo paper size?

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Print issues with Photos app.

When trying to print from the Photos app, specifically, there is no 11x17 paper size option. When I try the A3, A4, and 11x17W sizes, I'm told there is no matching paper size at the printer.

I can go into the printing preferences and select the 11x17 size option there and try any of the above sizes out of Photos I get the same thing. If I select 11x17 in the preferences and then leave the Photos size alone it prints letter.

Original Title: 11x17 Paper Option

 

Microsoft Print to PDF - custom paper sizes possible?

Hi,

We suggest that you try to set the paper size of the exact document first. You can create a custom page size before you proceed with
Microsoft Print to PDF, it should auto-detect the paper size of the document.

To set the paper size in Microsoft Office:

• Click on the Page Layout/Page Design tab.
• Click on Size, and then in the options available, click on
  More Paper Sizes...
• Click on the drop-down arrow and scroll down to the last option which is
  Custom size. You will be able to customize your preferred paper size.
• Once done, click on OK, and then proceed with Microsoft Print to PDF.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Microsoft Print to PDF - custom paper sizes possible?

I have a similar problem. When I try to print a photo for example (using the Windows 10 Photos App or Camera360 for example), the Windows 10 print dialogue screen has a much reduced list of paper sizes (as listed above), none of which is the one I want.

My Epson printer comes with a fully functional set of print dialogue screens (which have been properly installed and which show up properly when I print from Microsoft Office). The Epson screens let me select from a huge number of paper sizes, and provide
many other options as well. So, how can I tell Windows 10 NOT to display its crippled version? This is effectively stopping me from printing photos. Why reduce the number of print options? This issue wasn't there in Windows 7.