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@Wensa 

You are welcome.

You need not agree with me! 

I might well be wrong and perhaps I am missing something.

For example, if this document printed correctly in the past (on this printer),

It is possible the printer software needs to be Uninstalled > Restart the computer > Reload the printer software.

OR ?

Testing what the printer will do…

One thing to consider is that a PDF file does not include the original formatting except as it was interpreted when the original document was Exported to PDF format.   Generally, original Layout settings are interpreted correctly and properly sent along to the exported file format.

The following might not show you anything you don’t already know, that is, (that) the printer does not do what you want.

FYI / Optional

If you have the original document in it’s original format (Word, for example, or other Office software),

Open that document in that (office) software,

Set the layout (margins, orientation, paper size) as appropriate for the document,

— For example, set the margins to Narrow (1/2 inch on a side) or set the Margins to Custom with the larger margin set along the bottom of the page —

Print the document from within the Office / document environment,

 — Remember to check / adjust the Printer Properties to set the appropriate Shortcut / Paper Size —

Check the results

What else?

Create a TEST document (for example, in Word) that mimics the exact margins that are present in the original document you want to print at full / actual size.  Make sure all content, including Footers / Headers, are inside the supported print area for YOUR printer.  Optionally add a border to your test document.  Print the results.  If that works, Export the file to PDF and print that document.

Example – different printer, different margins – offered FYI only as a visual reference

Tiny_Margin_Test_1

If I think of anything useful to your printer and situation, I’ll post back or edit this message.

References

Borders in Documents

Word Tips – Understanding Point Sizes

Partial Except

A point is a typographical term for a unit of measure. It is equivalent to 1/72 of an inch. Points are understood and used extensively by everyone in the publishing trade, particularly in design, typesetting, and printing. They are most commonly used with type specifications. Word uses point sizes to specify the height of all the fonts it uses. Thus, when you use a 12-point type, you are using one that occupies a character box approximately 12/72 (or 1/6) of an inch high from the top of the highest riser, to the bottom of the lowest descender. Likewise, 72-point type uses a character box that is about one inch tall.

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Adobe Reader DC – Install Whether You Use It or Not

If you have not done so,

Reinstall / Update your PDF Reader (Adobe Reader DC /Optional  Foxit Reader)

HINT:  Watch out for and UNCHECK unwanted extra software

NOTE:  Adobe Reader DC software can be installed even if you do not normally open / view / print PDF files directly from the Adobe Reader DC software.

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