Is it possible to print on 11X14 inch paper?
Is it possible to print on 11X14 inch photo paper?
It's Epson Premium Photo Paper, glossy finish, size 11X14. When I bought
the paper, I thought there would be no problem. My knowledge of
photographic papers, from traditional photography, led me to believe that 11X14 was a
standard size. Unfortunately, with printers, that's not the case. I may
just have to consider the purchase a loss and get a different size paper.
Thanks.
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