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Problem printing QSL labels with no gaps between labels and no margin gaps

[email protected] All Messages By This Member #229173 Hi, ? I am trying to print QSL labels on TOWER W100 labels on A4 sheets that are nominally 297 X 210 mm.? The labels are 37 X 70 mm in 3 columns and 8 rows.? The column offsets should be 0, 70, 140 as the label width is 70 with no gaps between.? My printer is a Canon TS3400 and it imposes a left margin of 3.387 mm and a top margin of 2.963 mm.? DXKeeper consequently reduces the printable area to 288.961 X 203.2 mm and determines the allowed column offset limits based on the reduced area and will not print if the offset exceeds the limit e.g. for column 3 the limit is 133 and it should be 140.? If I select "Ignore printer imposed margins", it sets them to 0, but it retains the reduced printable area and offset limits determined before.? Is there a workaround or remedy for this? ? Thank you. ? Jan, ZS1IS
Dave AA6YQ All Messages By This Member #229174 + AA6YQ comments below I am trying to print QSL labels on TOWER W100 labels on A4 sheets that are nominally 297 X 210 mm.? The labels are 37 X 70 mm in 3 columns and 8 rows.? The column offsets should be 0, 70, 140 as the label width is 70 with no gaps between.? My printer is a Canon TS3400 and it imposes a left margin of 3.387 mm and a top margin of 2.963 mm.? DXKeeper consequently reduces the printable area to 288.961 X 203.2 mm and determines the allowed column offset limits based on the reduced area and will not print if the offset exceeds the limit e.g. for column 3 the limit is 133 and it should be 140.? If I select "Ignore printer imposed margins", it sets them to 0, but it retains the reduced printable area and offset limits determined before.? Is there a workaround or remedy for this? + DXKeeper is not reducing the printable area to 288.961 X 203.2 mm - that printable area is what your printer driver is reporting. Three columns of 70m wide labels require a 210mm wide printable area; your printer's 203.2mm width is insufficient. ? + Try selecting the next larger paper size and see what your printer driver reports as a printable area. ? ? ? ?73, ? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ
Joe Subich, W4TV All Messages By This Member #229175 Try the following: Row 1 offset = 3 mm Row height = 37 mm Column 1 offset = 4 mm Column 2 offset = 72 mm Column 3 offset = 144 mm Label width = 64 mm You may need to tweak the column 2 and column 3 offset values slightly. Work with "Print preview (QSL Labels)" a couple of times and print on plain A4 paper until you are comfortable with the results. 73, ... Joe, W4TV toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 2025-05-14 4:20 AM, jan via groups.io wrote: Hi, I am trying to print QSL labels on TOWER W100 labels on A4 sheets that are nominally 297 X 210 mm.? The labels are 37 X 70 mm in 3 columns and 8 rows.? The column offsets should be 0, 70, 140 as the label width is 70 with no gaps between.? My printer is a Canon TS3400 and it imposes a left margin of 3.387 mm and a top margin of 2.963 mm.? DXKeeper consequently reduces the printable area to 288.961 X 203.2 mm and determines the allowed column offset limits based on the reduced area and will not print if the offset exceeds the limit e.g. for column 3 the limit is 133 and it should be 140.? If I select "Ignore printer imposed margins", it sets them to 0, but it retains the reduced printable area and offset limits determined before.? Is there a workaround or remedy for this? Thank you. Jan, ZS1IS
[email protected] All Messages By This Member #229181 Thank you.? Problem solved.?? ? 73's ? Jan, ZS1IS
Dave AA6YQ All Messages By This Member #229182 Thank you. Problem solved. + How did you solve it? 73, Dave, AA6YQ

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