It should be noted that many consumer class boarderless printers have built in drivers that automatically enlarge images a small amount beyond the dimensions of the paper. Borderless printing allows the use of letter size paper without any cropping of the image (and the resulting smaller than desired cover). Some printers allow borderless printing, though there can be some disadvantages. If your image size exceeds the printable area, and bleeds into the margines, that part of the image will be cropped off. At least, that is how it is with my epson stylus photo 1280). (Note: Paper orientation does not seem to matter, the margines apply in portrait orientation, even when printing in landscape. Usually the side margins are uniform, but the top may be much smaller than the bottom. Some notes about printers: Every printer has a set of built in limitations with print margins, and there is no standard between models/brands. It is always good to save a uncompressed. jpg format to avoid degredation of image quality. Note: it is best to work with the raw/original material if possible, and avoid multiple saves in. Import the final image into your printing program. 1032 x 690 x 1078 x 2156 Use your graphics software, your best bet would be to (if possible) not resample the image, change the dpi to 150 (assuming your target output size is for a standard dvd case), apply, then resize the image (with resampling) to the desired physical dimensions.
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