Print 1:1 Scale Drawings?

I wouldn't suggest double checking the model per the print size... If your dimension in the part file sketch 1.000015 you can be assured that the model is 1.000015 at that point.

Most printers do not print accurately, depending on the printer drive mechanism...

You ask to print a view. Place a view in a drawing. Set view scale to 1:1. Print (*) Actual Size.

It sounds like you are trying to print a view of a part or assembly from the design interface when it is open. There is no way that I know of to achieve scale when printing "Current screen image" views. Drawings are intrinsically scaled by definition.

To echo John's caution about accuracy of print results, I would inspect 3D printed results with calipers and appropriate scaled rule (yardstick, micrometer, w.e).

You may proceed as intended, but it would be hard to know which printer (paper vs 3D) had failed if they don't match.

The only way to get "reasonably close" to true 1:1 scale is to adjust your print settings - IF your printer will allow it".Then use those prints size settings as your CUSTOM 1:1 print style.

If trying to print a slddrw drawing - it will depend on your printer settings and the ability to change the settings.

Using Draftsight  you can adjust as shown below.

Assuming you are printing on 8.5 x 11 paper - Make a drawing that has an 8.0000 x 8.0000 square on it and then print it using your printer set to 1:1 scale (there should be actual decimal numbers that will also show up in your print form).

Then measure - exactly - the actual printed square on the page.  Now you will need to determine the error in each direction and then divide that number by 8 (since you are printing an 8" block).  That is the error per inch in the print out of the printer. You can then setup a custom "User Defined" printer setting with these numbers added or subtracted from the print.  It will probably take some trial and error but you can get there.