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Tabloid vs 11x17

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BatMPW - 19 Apr 2006 22:31 GMT
If I send a sheet 11x17 (or 11x16, which is my goal) it rips with the WIDE
edge as gripper; only Tabloid setting will rip with the 11" as gripper. How
can I turn off the auto-rotating that is going on?
Mac Townsend - 13 May 2006 21:01 GMT
try custom page and there ought to be a setting in your printer driver
to affect rotation.

but if Tabloid works, what's the issue?

> If I send a sheet 11x17 (or 11x16, which is my goal) it rips with the
> WIDE  edge as gripper; only Tabloid setting will rip with the 11" as
> gripper. How  can I turn off the auto-rotating that is going on?
ben dunlap - 15 May 2006 21:58 GMT
try seeing if your printer profile has a ledger setting. This is 11x17 as a
portrait instead of a landscape.
Also, your rip might be automatically set up to rotate all the pages in a
job to output in a certain way. one way to get around this is to make a pdf
file, rotate it there to match the side that you want as the gripper and then
send the pdf file to the rip. experiment with rotating the pdf file until the
rip gives you what you want.

> If I send a sheet 11x17 (or 11x16, which is my goal) it rips with the WIDE
> edge as gripper; only Tabloid setting will rip with the 11" as gripper. How
> can I turn off the auto-rotating that is going on?
 
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