Windows 10: When i print from microsoft photos its default in landscap how to change default as portrait

When i print from microsoft photos its default in landscap how to change default as portrait

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How change Print Orientation default to Portrait and how invert colors

cereberus,

Thanks for the quick reply.

#1 I don't think you are right about the orientation.
If the printer controls it, why does S & S have an option of Landscape or Portrait on its Print page?

As proof, if I don't change S&S default it prints landscape.
If I then exit S&S and print on a simple test Notepad it prints Portrait which is my printer default.
The only way S&S prints landscape is if you leave the landscape default selected and the only way it prints portrait is if you change the default to Portrait on the S&S print page. I can't imagine Microsoft intended that there was no way to make Portrait the default?

Why don't you try it yourself and let me know.

#2 Inverting colors is also not contingent on printer driver.
My old Win7 has an optional PrintKey Pro software that has an option box for Invert Colors that overrides the printer driver which does not include that function and if I inadvertently leave the Invert function box checked my regular printer prints normal as long as I am not using PrintKey.

 

How to change SnipIt default from Landscape to Portrait

Ah, now I understand! You are not talking about an option in the tool, you are talking about printer options.

First, Snip & Sketch and the Snipping Tool are not the same tool. They are 2 distinctly different apps.

The first screenshot below shows the Snipping Tool and the second shows Snip & Sketch.

Regardless, the portrait vs. landscape mode you describe has absolutely nothing to do with either tool. CTRL + P is the print dialog. If you want the default to be changed to Portrait mode, then you need to go into Settings > Devices > Printers & Scanners > Select your printer, change the default to Portrait mode.

NOTE: With some drivers, the manner in which you access the exact setting for portrait vs landscape mode may vary, but you should find it somewhere in the printer settings.

Again, it has nothing to do with the tool, but rather with the printer driver configuration.

I hope that this helps to clarify it. Let me know if you have any further questions.

 

PDF Print window defaults to Landscape

A few months ago this problem arose.

When I go to print a PDF file, the print window defaults to Landscape. Almost all my documents are in portrait view.

I cannot find any setting in the print window that lets me set the default setting to portrait.

This seems strange. It is a nuisance.

The normal Office 365 print windows perform normally.