topic Re: Student version printing in Modeling

Student version printing

Anonymous — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 05:59:09 GMT

Hi I am attempting to print out a project at home on my A4 printer and would like to avoid showing the 'student version' border (ok I could just trim it after printing but do want/need full A4 page!) Can anyone assist in this dept? I know some guys in class can set up a method of 9 x A4 size boxes and print just the centre one, but I am not sure how to do this successfully! I appreciate any input! Thanks, redcat

Re: Student version printing

Laszlo Nagy — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 21:09:25 GMT

That border text is meant to be printed. This is part of the Student version deal.

Re: Student version printing

Bruce — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 21:08:06 GMT

Unfortunately the tutors aren't as understanding when you submit work with a dirty great ugly border around your work.

If your uni has ArchiCAD (which it should) it will print border-less.

You can also output an oversize A4 as a .pdf and delete the border in photoshop.

Of course, I never do this

To do a multi-page spread:
1. Change your Master page size to A2 or A1.
2. Centre your drawing on the larger sheet.
3. Choose to print on A4 size.
4. Under print options select the centre anchor point and take note of the page print order (bottom left of dialog).
5. Only print this page (e.g. 5 to 5).

Does this get rid of the border? I don't know 'cause I never do it - but that's how you do a multi-page spread