The correct print area for A4-size media is: 200 x 267 mm.

Print margins are slightly different between roll media and cut-sheet media. The printer discriminates between roll media and cut-sheet media only through driver settings.

• For roll media, the origin for the page (image area plus the margins) starts inside the boundary of the paper. When printing on roll media, the printer assumes that the image area is 100 percent for that page size, and that the requested page is smaller than the loaded paper. When an image reaches the size limits of the roll media, the printer clips the image near the edge of the paper because it adds margins around the area of the requested page size.
• For cut-sheet media, the origin for the page (image area plus the margins) begins at the edges of the paper.

Roll Margins (hardware margins plus page margins)	Cut-sheet Margins (hardware margins)
leading (top) 1.66 inch trailing (top) .625 inch sides .2 inch	leading (bottom) .9 inch trailing (top) .3 inch left .2 inch right .28 inch

• To get an exact requested page length along with the correct image area, feed that size cut-sheet media into the printer.
• To get a .2-inch side margin for roll media: In a printer driver, select Manual Feed.
• To add the hardware margins to the page: In a printer driver, under Paper Source, select Roll Feed.
• To add approximately one inch to the paper margins (lengthwise): In a printer driver, under Advance Media, select After each page.

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