Printing pdf's to an HP430
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2004-07-29 04:14 PM
2004-07-29
04:14 PM
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2004-07-29 05:08 PM
2004-07-29
05:08 PM
Hi Rick,
Just a guess here but, ask your guy to either send a screen shot of the print layout dialog box [the margin setup] and or walk him through it over the phone. Dollars to doughnuts he has his setup wrong and some correction at that end will be the cure, especially since you have had success with sending your PDFs elsewhere.
Just a guess here but, ask your guy to either send a screen shot of the print layout dialog box [the margin setup] and or walk him through it over the phone. Dollars to doughnuts he has his setup wrong and some correction at that end will be the cure, especially since you have had success with sending your PDFs elsewhere.
jeff white
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2004-07-30 05:59 PM
2004-07-30
05:59 PM
Is the result tiling and he is just print sheet 1 of?
or is it really just cutting of a portion of each sheet?
It sounds like they might have the printer set to add its default margins to your preset ones.
or is it really just cutting of a portion of each sheet?
It sounds like they might have the printer set to add its default margins to your preset ones.
Erika
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2004-07-30 08:04 PM
2004-07-30
08:04 PM
Rick,
If you have a full Acrobat, try cropping all your sheets to borders; "remove white margins" if I recollect correctly.
Seems to me that your client has his margins set unusually high; maybe you make the PDFs for the roll print, where margins are smaller than the single sheet print; and so on ...
If you have a full Acrobat, try cropping all your sheets to borders; "remove white margins" if I recollect correctly.
Seems to me that your client has his margins set unusually high; maybe you make the PDFs for the roll print, where margins are smaller than the single sheet print; and so on ...
Djordje
ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
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ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
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