It allows you to print any printable document from your computer in a variety of formats,

Image Printer is a, virtual printer driver for computers running Windows 2000, 2003, XP,Ģ008, Vista, and Windows 7 operating systems based on the Microsoft universal printer driver. Just play with the landscape settings in your print job properties and all will be OK.Image Printer Printing to PDF, JPG, BMP, PNG or TIFF via the virtual image printer Since you have installed the respective PDF file converters as printer drivers on a Windows system, my strong assumption is that you just mis-adjusted the driver settings for your use-case. The file from your second link does use a page layout and page size of 595 x 842 pt (A4), rotated by 90 degrees (that is portrait, rotated so it looks like landscape). This can be seen in the output of the following command: pdfinfo -box requisition_pdfxchange.pdf Many The file from your first link does use a page layout and page size of 842 x 595 pt (A4), rotated by 0 degrees (that is: landscape, unrotated). Providing any solution and/or help in trouble shooting the issue further.

Assisting in determining what page settings are being used at conversion time.

Confirming this is a Ghostscript issue.

However on opening these pdf's the image size/page size is exactly the same as the first example, ie appears to be 100% scaled image on A4 size page. In the first case the image shrinks but is still clipped, in the second the image is shown only occupying the top left corener of the printable area but is still clipped. I have tried the following to resolve the matter: Whenever I select one of the errant printers Excel's preview page shows the clipped image as if I am trying to print to a page size that is too small to fit the sheet on. The page size for the printer is set to A4. Bullzip offers the facility to use an alternative version and I have tried also using 9.07 with the same results. It seems that the software is using version 9.05 of Ghostscript. My assumption therefore is that it is Ghostscript that is the problem. The difference, between the one that works and the others (as far as I can tell) is that it doesn't seem to use Ghostscript, where as the others do. I have another pdfcreator which works fine printing the page in it's entirety. Each one of them takes my file and removes the right hand side of the sheet. To do this I have tried a number of the PDF converter/printers available (on 32bit Windows XP), including cutepdf, bullzip and pdfcreator. I am trying to convert an excel 2003 worksheet to a pdf file.

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