Enabling 2-inch Cut Printer Setting
This article will show you how to enable the 2-inch cut option on your printer to print two 2x6 strips.
You can enable the 2-inch cut option for your printer, as is, but you can also create a virtual copy of your printer and enable the 2-inch cut to it. The latter will allow you to have two separate printer settings while using the same printer.
Enabling a 2-inch cut for the recognized printer:
1. First, make sure that your printer is installed and prints from the control panel. The steps below use a DNP DS-RX1 as the example.
Go to the Control Panel > Devices and Printers.

2. Right-click on the printer icon and select Printer Preferences.
3. Select "Advanced" and enable the 2inch cut in the Strips printer:

Enabling a 2-inch cut for a virtual copy of your printer:
If you want to print 2x6 alongside 4x6 with the same printer, check the Using Strips Presets alongside 4x6 Presets in the Multi Presets Selection article.
Creating a virtual Copy:
1. First, make sure that your printer is installed and prints from the control panel. The steps below use a DNP DS-RX1 as the example.
Go to the Control Panel > Devices and Printers.

2. Click on Add a printer, and on the new window that opens, click on The printer
3. On the Find a Printer by Other options window that will open, select Add a local printer or network printer with manual settings, and click Next.

4. Select the existing USB Virtual printer port:

5. Select Use the driver that is currently installed:

6. Name your printer (it can be any name that you want; we named it DS-RX1 (Photostrips)) and click Next.
Enabling 2-inch Cut:
1. Once the process above is complete, right-click on the existing printer in the Control Panel, and you will see that you have two virtual printer copies you can work with:

2. Go to Printer Preferences > select your photo strips printer (or the virtual copy you'd like to enable the 2-inch cut to)
3. Select "Advanced" and Enable the 2inch cut in the Strips printer:

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