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<description><![CDATA[Is there a way to print uncropped 5x7 photos on a HP officejet pro 8000?&nbsp;]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[<P>Any printer should be capable of the job; it depends on how the file is set up and what app you are printing from.</P>
<P>If it's a standard image file and you're working in window you can open the file in the Windows picture and Fax viewer and use the print wizard.&nbsp; One of the final steps asks you how you want to print it and 5x7 is an option. Then the app should scale the print to 5x7 regardless of how large or small the file is.</P>
<P>If you just need "a print", the other option is to paste the image into Word etc and use the tools there to resize the image to 5x7.&nbsp; I'd use this as a last resort because who knows how Word will munch the pixels during import and paste, etc, unless top quality isn't an issue.</P>
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<pubDate>Fri, 23 Aug 2013 14:11:54 GMT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[Thanks for your kind reply James! When I use the windows wizard, the only options to print anything other than a full page picture crops the photos, so I am losing about the bottom 1/4 of the lesion of interest. I tried to print them from the Heidelberg software and was successful, but the pictures are square and I don't care for them. I think it would look fancier the other way...or maybe I'm just being too picky :) &nbsp;dmetz]]></description>
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