print scaling

Print scaling issues on Windows usually surface as cut-off or cropped output when the application, the Windows print queue, and the physical printer tray disagree about paper size, printable margins, or page scaling. A frequent example is a US Letter document sent to a printer loaded with A4 paper, or a full-bleed PDF or photo printed at 100% scale on a device that requires an unprintable hardware margin around the edges. Fixes discussed for Windows 10 and Windows 11 include matching the paper size in the app's print dialog to the tray, enabling fit-to-printable-area, and adjusting margins or scaling before printing.