Print with 4x6" paper??

Hi folks - using the print module for the first time... I have 4x6" photo paper and I load it into my HP LaserJet P1102w correctly - but - I fail to see in the Lr3 Print Module where it gives me the paper size option to use a 4x6" paper" Closest fit is A6 which is not close enough.
Thanking you!

well that makes sense then. Can't imagine why my printer would offer so many size options but not 4x6, 5x7, etc... and for that matter it only offers millimetres and not inches.. Maybe in the initial setup it assumed I would not want inches but... inch dimensions are pretty universal pertaining to photos!
Anyways - thank-you. After much messing around and shrinking margins - I was able to print (essentially) a 4x6 albeit with a little border.
Cheers ~

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Good morning everyone,
I have a Canon PIXMA MP830 and a Powerbook G4 running iPhoto 4.03
I just got the printer and was trying to print some pictures from iPhoto last week using 4X6 paper. I tried selecting paper size in the advanced features before printing. However, when I previewed in Preview, the picture was in the middle of the preview screen and when I hit print, only the upper quarter corner of the picture printed on only part of the paper.
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Hello again. I recognize that a print is good if you like it and bad if you don't, despite what others might say, but I will at least share my experiences. They might help you or others who are following this thread.
My monitor is calibrated with Spyder 3. Gamma 2.2, 6500K, 83 cd/m^2. Contrast at 50%; brightness about 52%. My monitor lets me choose blackness level - it defaults to 50%.
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Middle step wedge shows twelve disticnt steps. Whitest step is color of unprinted paper.
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On the black side I discerne 8 or 10, nothing lower. (That sounds like what you are reporting).
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One my monitor, the on-screen image is almost identical to the print. I am surprised that you can see the 2 wedge step on screen at a very similar brightness.
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