PrintMaster 11 won't print all tiles. Just prints the first tile over and over?

what brand model saw do you have? replace it with the same size. The standard size in 4, 7 or 10 inch. Tile thickness does not come into play. I spend about an hour laying tile across floor and shifting to minimize waste. never cut less than 1/2 tile. Bathrooms hide your cuts behind toilet, and under cabinet toes kick. I use a laser square to keep tile inline if tying into another room. Remove and discard baseboards and undercut door jambs, Use new and painted baseboard, This will let you conceal cuts and leave a nice finish. do not do what amateurs do and lay tile up to baseboard an try to grout between tile and wall, it looks exactly like what it is , an amateur job.

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last evening my grandson bought some stained glass tiles 30 tiles for $11.99 - those were the one inch squares they have other sizes and shapes as well hope this helps

Instead of using the Letter or factory 8 1/2 x 11 page set up, create a custom page size for 8 1/2x11 and use that in your app for the page set up. Double check your page orientation and the size of the photo you are printing. It sounds like it may be trying to tile the photo because it's too large for the page size.

tiles on wooden floors will always move and crack the grout/tiling cement
therefore the rubber membrane goes down first with out nails and then everything is laid on top
that way when the wooden floor moves , there is a water proof membrane to prevent the water from rotting the wood over time

Multiple panels on a single page need to be formated and printed from a photo application such as Corel Photo Album, etc. These programs let you print more that one picture per page.
Look at a program such as Photoscape. Download from http://download.cnet.com/PhotoScape/3000-2192_4-10703122.html?tag=main;productListing

Let me know if you have any other questions. Please rate this solution. Thanks.

It depends on what you are printing, but generally this needs to be adjusted in the software you are using.
If you print pictures or photos, you have to find an option to scale the printout up, either during printing, or beforehand.
If you print PDF documents, in the Print dialog box there is an option to "fit printer margins" or "auto-adjust to printer size" or something to that effect in every PDF reader application. If however the document is formatted for your paper size it will not be scaled, and if it's formatted for an even bigger sheet size, it will scale down the printout.
If you print documents from Word, there's no easy way to make the printout bigger - you can change the font size to a larger one in the whole text, but chances are, that this will ruin the text formatting.
In Excel there is an option to scale everything by a given percentage, which will automatically tile the table into as many sheets as necessary. and then the area will be printed on as many paper sheets as necessary to get
There's no one solution, unless your printer driver has an option to do a fixed scaling - but this will usually be sensible only for enlarging printouts that occupy a smaller area on paper, and you want them to use the maximum paper area. I'm sorry, but you have to experiment a bit to get the hang of it.
Good luck!

please you change your color cartridge and buy new one then solve your problem

There is a workaround for this problem by tricking the printer.
The paper sensor, on my printer model hp4500 seems to only sense the paper at the beggining of the print job.
What I did to trick the printer to print on odd size paper is slide the paper adjuster to 8.5 and put a regular white sheet in. Then put your odd size paper under it. When you print your document set the number of copies to 2 and print. The printer is going to sense that the paper is correct, and start the job.
Here is the tricky part... once the first 8.5x11 sheet is almost all the way through quickly slide the paper adjuster over to match the size of your odd width paper. The printer should pick up the odd paper and print the second copy. Fool you printa! You should be able to do batches of odd paper size under the first 8.5X11. I hope this helps.
Deny

you have check the tile option in print dialog box and select auto justified. now the printer will print tiled documents.