Printing in 1/4 scale

philipott (Mechanical)

(OP)

15 Jun 17 13:59

Ever since I upgraded to 2017 Sp2, when I print a drawing it prints only on 1/4 of the page. The preview shows full page, & I know it's not the printer because everything I print from other programs comes out right.
Anyone have any answers?
Thanks,
Philip

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