Why won't preview print the actual size of the photo?

Why can't I print directly from Photoshop instead of having to print through preview? I believe I've checked the proper settings in preview preference but it keeps scaling my photos.

Rusty, you always get a preview before printing whether from Preview.app or from PS.
This is the dialogue I get printing from within PS....
and this is the one I get printing through preview...
I'm not sure what your issue is with printing from PS, perhaps try on the Adobe forums?
-mj

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