0 margins in properties, print, and page settings will cause printouts [Closed]

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I just downloaded and installed EmEditor 19.8.5 today.

Printed with receipt printer Epson TM-T70.
When I printed both the left and right sides with the margins set to zero, the top and left sides were cut off and the print was not printed.
If the margin is 5mm above and 5mm to the left, it will be fine, but when I preview it, I can confirm the deviation, so I am writing to let you know because I think it is strange.

Paper settings are 58mm wide and 297mm long. Standard Notepad does not cut the margin to zero.

printing emeditor

2022-09-30 17:59

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As for the author of EmEditor, when I checked the code in the print section, I found that in the current version (v19.8.5), when printing the printer, 4.1 mm (0.16 inch) was drawn on the left side and 4.4 mm (0.173 inch) on the top side.Therefore, if the margin is specified as left: 4.1mm and top: 4.4mm, the margin is actually zero, so there should be no problem.

Many printers had physical margins, and the margins specified in the page settings did not match the actual margins printed, so these margins were adjusted to eliminate the discrepancy.This was probably to respond to the user's suggestion.However, depending on the printer, the physical margin is 0 and the printout to PDF is 0 as well, so I would like to see how the margin is not adjusted in the future.Thank you for pointing it out.

2022-09-30 17:59

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