Hp2015 define printer orientation and 'fit to paper'

i am trying to create a printer that only does 1 thing. printer landscape and fit the text to the page no matter what.
i know that may not seem practical but it will be used to only print 1 report which is slightly bigger than a page landscape at 8 pt font. 6 pt is too small. i works wonderfully when i choose the printer go thru the customizing for it, even save a quick set task named for the report. when i print it, it looks good.
but, even after saving the parameters, the next time i print 'default' to the printer some my quickset task info is gone and it returns to the defaults for the hp2015. i have thought of deleting all the quick sets except the one i made, but it wont let me delete the 'default' settings.
anyone know how i could accomplish this?
thanks. jim
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Open your printers folder. Right click on the printer icon and select Properties. CLick on the Advanced Tab, and clikc on the 'Printing Defaults' button at the bottom. Now make te necessary changes here, and see if it's remembered by the printer.
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