Borderless printing in custom sizes

I'm working on an HP 2575 with Windows 7
I need to print borderless at custom sizes - the main one being 125x250mm.
I understand that this isn't a pre-programmed option but somehow in the past I have managed to create a template in print properties that does exactly what I want! Now I have a new size that I need (144x288mm) and I have tried to configure the settings many different ways but it's always printing with a 3mm blank border.
I have rang Hp who can't help unless I pay for tech support and then they don't guarantee a solution so I thought I'd see if anyone else had a similar problem or workaround for me?
Many thanks.

This question is Not Answered....
"ummm".... Simply trying to help.
I used A4 as an example because that's what I was doing at the time, on my A4 printer - not my HPDesignjet 130nr, which is 600mm wide, on a roll!

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Path:                  /Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS5/Adobe Photoshop CS5.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Photoshop CS5
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Parent Process:        ??? [1]
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Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
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It supports many media types, but not toilet paper.
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I've got a strange problem that I hope someone can provide some insight to. Perhaps this is a bug, but I'd rather ensure that there isn't something here that I haven't understood.
I have a project that I periodically modify and re-print on custom size media (3.25" x 7.36"). I've used the same Id document and workflows since, probably, Id 2 or 3, updating each time to the latest versions. The problem may be in the way Id CC interacts with the MacOS X printing system. The printer in question is a Xerox 8550.
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For what its worth, I've been trouble shooting this issue with Adobe / Xerox / Apple for some time now. Here are my findings so far:
--------------------------------------------------Adobe's final response after a very long help ticket--------------------------------------------------------
This Email is in regards to the case related to the adobe application and Printing issue ,
As checked we were able to see that application is able to create the document with correct size , when checked within Adobe Pdf properties the size was showing as per document specification and when we tried to print the same , the document was showing the same values carried forwarder to the printer and in the preview it was showing the same specific setting of the document size in the printer previewer
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Thanks and Regards
Jatinder
Adobe Technical Support
--------------------------------------------------Xerox's response, after an escalated level 2 ticket--------------------------------------------------------
Here the Decline from 3rd Level Engineering.
2nd Level Reference #: 19458297
Customer Name: VDB REAL ESTATE
Product Model: Phaser 7800
Problem Summary: Scale is incorrect when printing PDFs on custom size paper in OS X 10.9
Decline Reason: App/3rd party Issue
Note: I tested using the included process steps:
STEPS TO REPRODUCE-
I tested using a PDF that was 6" x 8.5".
In Acrobat or Adobe Reader, choose File > Print, go to Page Setup and create a custom page size of 8" x 9.5".
In the Acrobat dialog, set the size to "Actual size".
Print this to the device, note that the image is about 7" x 10".
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You may appeal this decision by replying to this email and providing appeal details.
Regards,
Faye Hanley
Technical SPAR Administrator
Technical Escalation Support Office
Xerox Corporation
400 Main Street, Suite 2040
Saint John, NB, E2K 4N5
Phone: 1-888-380-9422 Opt 4
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While using 10.92 with Xerox Phaser 7800DN (2.94.1 PPD - Installed via Software Update), PDF at a custom page size was sent to spool folder via Preview was correctly sized, however the document produced by Adobe Reader appears to be icorrect. When using Preview the PDF printed to a custom page size at 100% scale comes out the proper size.
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Apple
P.S. If you wish to reach me regarding this case, please contact me at 1-877-388-0879 Ext. 85789
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Basically go back to Adobe and ask for help there. I guess at least the circle is closed as I am back to where I started.

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As far as I know, there are only the standard sizes available for prints.
You will have to print the custom sizes with your printer.
thanks - I'll give your suggestion a try and let you know how it turns out.
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