Ernst and John,
Thanks guys. I had read in the HP manual that: 32767 pixels divided by 300 pixels/inch = 109.22 inches, which is the max the printer can print ROLLS (at the time - pre-image).
However, the issue I am trying to determine is what length SHEET will the printer actually load. I have loaded sheets for scanning and measuring that were printed via ROLL for later measurement and the printer wouldn't accept over a specific length (I failed to record it).
So I was wondering if either of you guys have loaded sheets of 108 inches in length. Unusual request, I know.
I guess my best solution to the problem would be to start at 109" and try loading it and if the printer gives the error message that it's too long, I can begin cutting down the length in 6" increments until it loads it.
An ad for the Z3200ps 44" said it would accept 44" x 64" Sheets.
"The printer is compatible with a wide range of media, including specialty media such as canvas, fabric, banner paper, backlit, film, coated paper, fine art paper and photo paper. In addition to supporting sheet sizes up to 44 x 66", you can also print on roll media up to 44" wide. The printer's software will even optimize your print layout when printing multiple files to minimize waste.."
Guess I'll just have to perform the experiment.
-Mark