printing a .jpg file keeping its ORIGINAL size

[Seb_Lz]

Hello,
I know this question is quite stupid but I can't find a way to print a .jpg
file correctly. Each time, paint or imaging resize it, I can never print it
right, I have to enter manually the correct size (x*x), but that's not what
I'm looking after as this way there is a loss. The computer I'm working on
is locked, it's not allowed to install anything, it's my desktop's computer.
Do you have any idea how I could print a .jpg file with windows 200 keeping
it's right size ?
Thx a lot in advance.

 

[Bob I]

In Imaging, Select File, Print, Image Options, Actual size.

 

[Seb_Lz]

Thanks for the answer Bob ;-) I'll try that tomorrow .

 

[Seb_Lz]

I had the opportunity to try it now, and unfortunately this doesn't work, it
keeps printing a small image on the upper right corner of the sheet.

 

[Bob I]

Ah! and what is the size in pixels of the picture and what resolution is
the printer printing at? If the picture is 640x480 and the printer is
printing 600x600 dpi then the picture will be aprox 1.1 inches by .8
inches! So you must determine what you truly want and adjust the
settings accordingly.

 

[Seb_Lz]

Ok, thx for the precisions !!!

Ah! and what is the size in pixels of the picture and what resolution is
the printer printing at? If the picture is 640x480 and the printer is
printing 600x600 dpi then the picture will be aprox 1.1 inches by .8
inches! So you must determine what you truly want and adjust the settings
accordingly.

 

[Bob I]

Happy printing!

Ok, thx for the precisions !!!