Hewlett Packard HP 6520 - CD Jewel Box Scaling Problem

[dlddemon]

Have been very satisfied using version 4 without problems but suddenly the CD jewel box label prints out too small. Any changes I have made on the dimensions do not change the size of the label. Can you help please.

Hi,

It sounds like your print driver settings might have a scaling option turned on. Please try this:

1. Start AudioLabel, click the "Print" button, then the "Printer Properties" button, and then the "Print Driver Properties" button. This will open the manufacturer's print driver settings.

2. Search the settings for anything relating to "Scaling" or "Page Fit". That scaling should be set at 100% and any "Page Fit" option should be turned off.

Please let us know how it goes.

[dlddemon]

Thanks for your quick reply. I have been unable to reset sizing to 100% as the scaling option outlined in your reply is not available. I have tried to uninstall and reinstall the printer and driver, hoping this might help but it didn't.
I have posted a request for help to reset sizing in my hp6520 photosmart printer after failing to find any answer in the forums.
Tried to reinstall Audio label hoping it would help but unfortunately not.
I tried to copy and post the preview image into MS word hoping to resize but this did not work either.
Are there any other ideas you might have?
Thanks for any further help you may offer.

Please try this:

1. Completely "uninstall" AudioLabel and then reinstall AudioLabel using the full version download link sent to you after purchase:

https://www.audiolabel.com/full-version.html

[dlddemon]

Thanks again for your suggestion. I ran a complete uninstall using Revo Uninstaller, restarted my computer, reinstalled Audio label 4 and tried printing the label Front Cover of the (CD Jewel Case - Plain Paper) with border and fold lines showing.
The print out should be 120mm high x 240mm wide but always turns out 110mm high x 220mm wide.
Have you any other suggestions.

[dlddemon]

Hi Nicole,
I got a reply from HP support and they guided me through removing Microsoft print drivers and replacing them with authentic HP drivers. This solved my problem. They could not tell me how this might have happened and suggested I keep an eye on this to avoid future problems.
Thanks again for your help, your initial suspicions that it was a printer problem was indeed correct.

Thanks for the solution. Installing the absolute latest print driver can fix many problems.