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I am using this Epson TM-U220D printer for printing receipts. By default, the margin is set to 1 inch on all four sides of paper.I do not find any options to edit it in the printer utility nor in any printer manual. I tried finding in Google. But no luck. Type of paper is Roll Paper (76 x 297 mm). Can anybody help me to adjust the margins?

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  • How does this question relate to MigraDoc? – I liked the old Stack Overflow Dec 25 '12 at 08:42
  • @ThomasH i m using migradoc to create the document, rendering it to pdf document and saving it. then printing the pdf doc using the default printer. – Pankaj Nagarsekar Dec 31 '12 at 07:23
  • If the PDF file has correct borders, MigraDoc cannot be the problem and should not be listed as a tag. – I liked the old Stack Overflow Dec 31 '12 at 07:57
  • @PankajSinaiNagarsekar YOu can also tag with your last meal - same relevance. THis is printing a PDF, MigraDoc is not involved, and we do not care what you had for breakfast either. – TomTom Dec 31 '12 at 07:59
  • @ThomasH sir. i tried using all the print methods available. including itext sharp, printdoc in C# and all the methods available for printing.. I tagged migradoc only because i used it to print. i tried doin all the settings available in the printer, refered online printer manual and al the help available from google. The Page Scaling method is tried. No luck. – Pankaj Nagarsekar Dec 31 '12 at 12:07
  • When I print PDF files using Adobe Reader with Page Scaling set to None in the Adobe Reader print options, then I get a printed page that is exactly like the page showing on the screen (allowing less then +/- 1 mm for mechanical tolerances of the paper feeder). If you still get an unwanted border using this method, the problem is with the printer driver or printer. – I liked the old Stack Overflow Dec 31 '12 at 13:41

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When printing PDF files with Adobe Reader, make sure it prints at 100% (Page Scaling: None).

With the default settings, Adobe Reader will print the pages at 94% (for DIN A 4, may vary) and add an extra border around the pages.

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