Microsoft Publisher 2003 help

I can't determine from HP's site whether or not your particular printer will
print full bleed.

I just contact HP's support. Your printer will not support full bleed
although they say you can do a 4x6 borderless photo. Sorry to give you bad
news. Get your paper cutter out. :-)

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Jeff" wrote in message
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hp2175

"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

What brand printer are you using?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Jeff" wrote in message
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I created a flyer for a friend of mine who is selling Mary Kay
cosmetics. of coarse their signature color is pink. I created a pink
background by formating the background color option. So that I could
then
lay an image of cosmetics on top of it. it looks perfectly fine when I
go
into the view option. But when I print a copy, I have a solid white
border about a half inch all the way around the edges of the sheet. I
want the background to print all the way across from edge to edge. no
borders. I've gone in and adjusted my margins. still no luck. I even
tried going into photoshop and just creating an image alone with the
pink
color. placing the image as a background. But still no luck. I'm at
a
loss as to how to fix this problem. This is the first time i've done a
flyer for someone. So I have never run into this problem until now.
Anybody have any ideas on what to do about this? Thanks


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"Jeff" wrote in message
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I tried that option too. Only problem with that is. Then my image also
becomes pink because of the pink paper

You could put your product images on a white background; use a two-color
gradient fill from "white" to "white" with the transparency going from 0 in
the center to 100% at the outside.
-Isabel Conner

"Jeff" wrote in message
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I tried that option too. Only problem with that is. Then my image also
becomes pink because of the pink paper

You could put your product images on a white background; use a two-color
gradient fill from "white" to "white" with the transparency going from 0 in
the center to 100% at the outside.
-Isabel Conner

Sorry folks, no idea why that posted twice.
-I.C.

A small child turns to Ed, and exclaims: "Look! Look! A post from
Isabel Conner !"...
You could put your product images on a white background; use a
two-color gradient fill from "white" to "white" with the transparency
going from 0 in the center to 100% at the outside.

That would rely, however, on you having one of the few printer drivers that
will output semitransparency from Publisher.

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