Printer Presets - OS X 10.7.4 HP-C5280 Printer

Hi,
I'm trying to print some photos from Picasa and the preset for 10x15 cms paper is main tray when it should be photo tray.
Where do I change this? The duplicate button is greyed out and I've tried this in Preview, Numbers and Pages and cannot change it anywhere.
Thanks for your help

Apple distributes all driver updates through the App Store. The latest one includes an update for the HP Photosmart C4700 series:
Go to the App Store for updates, not the HP site.
WIth Lion, scanning in Preview is a bit odd. The first time you select Preview > Import from scanner, you must select "Include networked devicers". Then, you need to select Preview > Import from Scanner again, and your HP should appear in a submenu. What happens when you try that?

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Ahhh! This is so frustrating!
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Thank you for your posting in Windows Server Forum.
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