Printing without borders in LR CC

Im trying to print 4x6. In the print module there are 4 margins. Each defaults to 0.13 in. This creates a white border. It does not let me slide these to zero.
I have it cropped correctly (4x6 aspect) and have zoom to fill checked. Ideas please?

You should find those instructions in the Printer manufacturers user manual. In Lightroom you can select "Printer" bottom right hand corner when you are in the Print Module in Lightroom.
That will make your printer dialog box pop up then you would probaly have to choose properties to access the various options provided for your printer.

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i am trying to print 4 x 6 inch photos using photo paper with the appropriate orientation and selecting the 4x6 inch option for size but i cannot seem to print without borders, how do i print photos on photo paper without borders

Hi @DOCMCG, thanks for reaching out to the HP Forums!
Based on what I could find in the printer Specifications, Feel free to take a look using the link above, simply click on Paper Handling. You will see that the only mention of borderless is B5 paper (7.17x10.12).
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The document margins must match (or exceed) these margin settings in the portrait orientation.
Figure : Margins in portrait orientation
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2. Right (RM)
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4.0 mm (0.16 inch)
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Thus, I suspect borderless is not supported. I believe you can choose 4x6 tab and used tabbed paper., but I am not 100% certain.
I hope this is helpful.
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Thanks for the post. I've included a link below that may assist with this question. Good Luck!
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How can I grant users the ability to pause/resume printing without a "print operators group" password.

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<Limit CUPS-Add-Modify-Printer CUPS-Delete-Printer CUPS-Add-Modify-Class CUPS-Delete-Class CUPS-Set-Default CUPS-Get-Devices>
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Can I print a image larger than 4x6 directly from iPad's photo application to a HP Air Print printer without a additional app?

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