When printing from Photoshop on Photosmart C 410 A, size is reduced. Other programs print true.

When I try to print from Photoshop, the size of picture is greatly reduced. I tried printing a picture inserted on word and also using the HP Photo Creations program and they did print true to size. Any help greatly appreciated.

Eileesrn,
We have a few options that we can try. The first I would like for you to try is:
Under "Printers", rename the Photosmart C410 Fax driver to PS C410 Fax
Please let me know if that helps.
Andrew
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