> > On Nov 19, 8:09 am, J.J. O'Shea <try.not...@but.see.sig> wrote:
> >> On Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:39:00 -0500,gmarkwrote
> >> (in article
> >> <6e393fe1-7f41-461e-837b-1661625f6...@v5g2000prm.googlegroups.com>):

> >>> On Nov 18, 3:29 pm, Chris Ridd <chrisr...@mac.com> wrote:
> >>>> On 2008-11-18 21:12:44 +0000,gmark<gm...@svs.com> said:

> >>>>> I tried printing other documents from Safari, and they all do this.
> >>>>> Some documents, of course, are specifcally formatted to eliminate text
> >>>>> or images at the far left edge, but any that have text at the left
> >>>>> border have at least 1/8-1/4 inch gone.  Those documents, of course,
> >>>>> print fine in Word or other editors.

> >>>> Do you have a custom style sheet set in the Preferences Advanced tab?
> >>>> You can set various page things in CSS in '@media print' sections, so
> >>>> maybe there's something there making Safari do something odd. Or if
> >>>> there isn't, maybe you can tweak things there yourself.

> >>> Nope - nothing.  But if I did tweak it myself, it would still not
> >>> explain why no one else has reported a similar problem with Safari and
> >>> this printer.

> >> Actually, if you tweaked it yourself it _would_ explain why no-one else has
> >> your problem.

> >>>  But of course, I'd still like to know why this outputs
> >>> what seems to be a "magnified" image (extending beyond the borders of
> >>> the page).

> >> Does Page Setup say 'Scale: 100%' or something larger?

> > What I meant was that I tweaked it just now in response to the
> > suggestion I received, and it had no effect.  But it seems to me that
> > something as essential as the print area boundaries *should* be
> > settable.

> > And yes, the page setup scale is set to 100%, although I tried other
> > sizes to try and fix this, but no success.

> > Mark

> The problem is that I _can_ make various tweaks with the settings on my
> printers, including two Brothers, and I don't get anything like what you
> have. And no-one else seems to have a similar problem. This makes me suspect
> that the problem is something on your system. I'd back up a bit, create a new
> user, and see if the problem persists there. If it does, I'd reset printing
> parameters and reinstall the printers and see if it persists. If the problem
> is still there, I'd do an archive install. That should remove it.
> The thing is, all of that is a lot of work when we don't know what's causing
> the problem.

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