Lightroom 2.4 Page Setup Problem

I'm trying to make a custom template.
But when I click page setup it goes to my printer?
When I click print setup it goes to my printer.
Seems they are both going to the printer.
Any help?
Thanks

Start with an existing template close to what you want, change it to suit, click the + after Template Browser on the LHS, name and save.

jbimages wrote in post #8622614
Start with an existing template close to what you want, change it to suit, click the + after Template Browser on the LHS, name and save.

Hi
Watch this video.
http://www.lightroomki​llertips.com/a...video​s/page/4/
I am able to make the new template name and folder and save it.
But I cant get page setup to work.
Thanks

Try the crew at Lightroom Forum

Rubi Jane wrote in post #8622966
Try the crew at Lightroom Forum

Thanks
Will try them too.

Rubi Jane wrote in post #8622966
Try the crew at Lightroom Forum

Problem Solved there.
Thanks

carshop wrote in post #8624213
Problem Solved there.
Thanks

Good to hear... LR Forum is to LR, what POTN is to Canon

Might be nice to post the solution, so others know it as well if they run into the same problem

In my situation, when I clicked page setup, it was telling me to edit the printer page setup.
I thought there was a conflict.
But that was normal.
In the video, he wasn't doing a page setup in the sense of laying out the template. All he did was tell LR what page size he would be using when he prints. LR will reflect that size and from there you can lay out your template. It's still a printer function though since it's describing the paper size for output.

carshop wrote in post #8626829
In my situation, when I clicked page setup, it was telling me to edit the printer page setup.
I thought there was a conflict.
But that was normal.
In the video, he wasn't doing a page setup in the sense of laying out the template. All he did was tell LR what page size he would be using when he prints. LR will reflect that size and from there you can lay out your template. It's still a printer function though since it's describing the paper size for output.

"Do what I'm thinking" doesn't work all that well yet.