Multi Flip paper stock on MX922

I need to print DVD label on Multi Flip paper stock on MX922. 183 mm Width x 270 mm Length with 11mm top border and 10 mm left/right border and 12 mm in between DVD label spacing. I was be able to create custom paper size but not the page layout. PLease help with instruction to create the page layout. Thanks, David

Hello.
Unfortunately, a specialized program may have to be used to properly format the layout that you desire for your custom paper size. Please check if any documentation was included with your Multi Flip paper stock to see if the manufacturer of the media can recommend any particular programs to use with their media.
If additional assistance is needed, feel free to call us at 1-800-OKCANON.
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