Print settings dont match up with Photoshop Printer

I'm using a Toshiba e-studio 3055c and every time I try to print from Photoshop as a Letter size but when it get sent to the printer it shows up as Ledger size and jams the printer. I've done customer support with Toshiba and reinstalled drivers etc. This is something new. It wasn't doing this not too long ago and I haven't changed any of my settings. Is anyone else having this problem?

Nobody can tell you anything without proper system info or other technical details like the exact print settings or document sizes in PS. Chances are you have simply enabled an "auto-select tray" option or similar in the printer driver or even the printer's config menu itself...
Mylenium

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"So then you want a sequence setting that is 1920x1080 Square pixels"
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* Choices made while calibrating
* Proper setup for using the ICC profile (e.g., you aren't running conflicting software)
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* Careful use of on screen proofing settings
* Sensible choice for color management in capture (on camera or with scanner)
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* Good choice of printing materials / inks (as applicable)
* Good choice of equipment for printing
* Proper maintenance of printing equipment
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New Envy 5530- When I print an excel spreadsheet with cells that are highlighted using excel's standard colors the print colors dont match the screen colors... i.e. Yellow prints as Green, Red prints more like Maroon, and so on! Is there a way to adjust the printer's colors to more closely match what I am seeing on the screen. I am using new HP ink cartridges.

I'm sorry, but there is no quick and easy solution. From your description it very much sounds like not a single piece of your equipment is calibrated, hence no matter where you print, your colors go awry. That would not change with InDesign or any other program you had in mind. They, too, require proper calibration to give correct colors. Somewhere on the Support pages there is a color management primer document, I suggest you read that. Then by all means do a proper calibration of your monitor and your local printer. Get yourself a Colormunki or similar device and use the included templates to run the calibration process. I'm sure you can borrow one from a print agency as a test, but if you are doing this regularly, you really should consider buying one for permanent use and re-calibration. If thats too expensive, construct your own calibration template with areas of solid color(Cyan,Magenta,Yellow,Red,Blue,Green,Black,75%Grey,50%Grey,25%Grey,White, a greyscale gradient) and eyeball it. Your local printer is definitely doing all its stuff based on Windows' RGB settings, so letting PS manage color will not do any good. It's all in the printer driver. And no offense: Accurate color presentation on a 89 USD all-in-one office printer is probably something completely impossible. Of course when you let stuff print professionally, CMYK as working mode may be necessary, but depending on where you let it print and what method they use (Laser? Digital offset printing? High performance inkjet?), their entire workflow may simply be based on a standardized sRGB profile as well. On the GotPrint page they state that documents must be provided in CMYK, yet they provide no downloadable color profiles, which already is not so good. Therefore you can only use the standard CMYK profiles in PS and hope for the best. Other providers may have better information on that. Well, anyway, you have a lot of work before you, it's just not going to be a 5 minute solution....
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Problem with Photoshop Elements Printing

I have been using Photoshop Elements for a couple of years now and know it pretty well. Today while attempting to print, a strange problem came up: After going through the protocol to make a print, just before the image prints PE does a very fast auto correction that basically ruins all the color correction I have made on the image. How do I disable this function?

Hi and thanks for your reply. I checked the settings under "Print", "More Options", then "Color Management" and it only has "Print Space", none of the three options that you said I should have. Am I looking in the wrong place?
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Check your color management by clicking More Options in the print dialog There are basically three options:1) Printer Manages Color2) Elements Manages color3) No color Management Make sure everything is consistent e.g. if you choose Elements manages color make sure color management is switched off in the print driver.
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I have Mac os10 yosemite and with photoshop elements 13 I cannot get a menu from Print to change the type of paper. Where is that menu The one that comes up only alows for paper size not type

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Hello Everyone,
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Hello charlottedk, and welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience!
I see you are having cartridge and printhead problems. I would like to try and assist.
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dumasmar,
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