Printing "Out of bounds"

Which browser is being used when this happens?  Can you reference a specific topic?

It may be a "page setup" issue. Use page setup and change the margins.

Alternatively, print to pdf and save paper for archive purposes.

Jim, I have no idea what "out of bounds..." might mean. I've never seen this myself.

Can you give me more details? It doesn't sound like a forum issue, rather a possible page formatting issue on your machine.

Must be the printer, but, I can find no way to change things. Here is a screen shot.

If you notice at the very bottom it says, Print using system dialog, if I go there it won't even let me go to the place to select certain pages.

If I download the pdf, it will print OK. Just having problems printing from the original OGR download. BTFOM 

This looks like this is something in your printer setup dialog. This is part of the print dialog on your local machine, not something from the digital publication itself.

I just tried to do the same thing you are having trouble with...print pages 60-64 of this issue. I successfully printed those pages via Firefox and Internet Exploder on a Windows 7 Pro machine.

A few questions...

1. Do you have multiple printers on this computer?
2. If so, have you chosen the correct printer?
3. Why is the image you posted black & white? It should be color.

I'm following this thread, so I'll know when you post something additional here.

OGR Webmaster posted:

This looks like this is something in your printer setup dialog. This is part of the print dialog on your local machine, not something from the digital publication itself.

I just tried to do the same thing you are having trouble with...print pages 60-64 of this issue. I successfully printed those pages via Firefox and Internet Exploder on a Windows 7 Pro machine.

A few questions...

1. Do you have multiple printers on this computer?
2. If so, have you chosen the correct printer?
3. Why is the image you posted black & white? It should be color.

I'm following this thread, so I'll know when you post something additional here.

Rich,
From logging into the digital library and choosing an issue, then trying to print, is when I have the problem.

1.) No other printer.
2.) Correct printer chosen.
3.) It shows B+W because the previous thing that I printed was set to B&W. I had forgot to change it back to color.

If I download the issue, printing will work. This is all Windows 10.
At this time, I have yet to be able to talk to anyone at Brother printers.

Jim, I'm not sure this is a Brother printer issue. If the PDF file prints OK from Adobe Acrobat (or the Adobe Reader) that would seem to indicate that the printer interface is OK and the printer is doing what it's supposed to.

I think this may be a web browser issue. Do you have another web browser that you can use to log into the Digital Library and try to print something? I think this is part of the print dialog within the web browser doing this.

I'm on the phone with Brother now. I'll try that when I get off the phone with them.

Rich,
When I click on the printer icon in the lower right, it goes to this address:
http://www.mazdigital.com/webr...953&t=1502137791

This is in Chrome. 

If I download the magazine, the printer icon is now at the top and if click on it there it goes to here:
https://magappzine.s3.amazonaw...61cfeeab41eb9493335f

And, it will print from here.

I posted this earlier, but for some reason the post didn't take. There was a database error, but then when I tried to post it again, it said it was a duplicate. Oh well.....

I get the same thing with Windows 10 using both Chrome/Edge and an HP printer. It prints fine using IE though, so it doesn't seem like it would be a printer or a Windows problem. Using Chrome, I'm able to print the 2nd and subsequent pages, so there's something about the image being the cover page with a blank image on the left of the display. The fact that it prints fine using IE and Firefox doesn't necessarily rule out a website issue. It simply means that if the website isn't following some software design "guideline", IE and FF compensate for it. How many times have you seen websites that say "Optimized for Firefox", etc.? If all websites and browsers were created equal, that wouldn't be necessary. Obviously, the solution is to use IE/Firefox or print from the PDF.

I tried printing on Microsoft Edge, but that was a no-go too.

Jim, those two URL's are just the addresses for the MAZ Reader page and the download page.

I'm struggling with this because I've now tested this here on three different computers (2 PCs and a MAC) using three different browsers (Firefox, Safari and Internet Exploder 11) and I don't have the problem on any of them.

Rich, try using Chrome or Edge and you'll see the problem. Unfortunately, since you're using Windows 7, I don't think you have Edge and I'm not sure about Chrome. For whatever reason, this part of the website is not compatible with either browser, at least not with Windows 10. As I said, IE works fine and I assume Firefox does too, though I'm not going to install it to find out.

I don't know how long this has been going on as it has been a while since I have printed anything from the magazine, but, I haven't had any trouble before.

DoubleDAZ posted:

Rich, try using Chrome or Edge and you'll see the problem. Unfortunately, since you're using Windows 7, I don't think you have Edge and I'm not sure about Chrome.

I use Firefox as my primary browser on all my machines and have no issues with this at all. I just installed Chrome and tried it with that browser. No problem.

I'm not sure what the problem is, but I can't duplicate it.

But you're using Windows 7, right? Maybe it's a combination of Windows 10 and Chrome/Edge that seems to be the common theme so far.

Problem still exists.