Photo printing- A4 page- page size is incorrect?

Hi,
I have a HP 7500 Printer
I have a photo in 3:2 ratio, A4 page.
I try to print but it spits out the page and says 'Paper mismash. Paper size or type is incorrect. Press ok to cancel job.
Anyone able to help?
Thanks
Pa.

pacork wrote:
I'll measure the paper (again) with a ruler to get the exact size but I'm sure it's A4
Hi,
This is a list of papaer size:
http://www.papersizes.org/a-paper-sizes.htm
Regards,
BH
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