Reduce original size when copying

HELLO:
I am using an HP ENVY 5530 EPRINTER , Print, scan, copy, web, and want to copy something. From its original size i want to shrink it down a bit. I went thru the settings and did that all right. HOWEVER, where do i go from there in order for it to print. When i go to RESIZE and hit done, the little screen shows 1 of 3 , and if i go back to beginning, I'm right where i started from; THE BEGINNING!!
NEED YOUR HELP.
THANKS,
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Hi,
You could try scanning the document/image rather than copying it.
Once you have it scanned, use the print software to print the scanned documet/image to whatever size you want. The printing options should be much more extensive than the copying options.
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