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Scale Image to Page Size
When you print a diagram, the default setting is to scale the image to fit the size of the printer paper you have defined in the page set-up. The image is not scaled up to fill the page, but it is scaled down if it exceeds the current page boundary. The image retains its current proportions; that is, it is scaled down equally in the X and Y dimensions. For a large diagram, this can mean that the components of the diagram are small and hard to read.
Alternatively, you can print a multi-page image; that is:
- allow the diagram image to print on as many printer pages as it naturally occupies, (no scaling), or
- scale the diagram image to exactly fit a specified number of pages
In all three cases you also define the paper size and orientation.
Access
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Ribbon |
Design > Diagram > Manage > Properties > Diagram: Advanced |
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Context Menu |
Right-click on background of open diagram | Properties > Diagram: Advanced Right-click on diagram in Browser window | Properties > Diagram: Advanced |
Turn off or customize image scaling options
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Select from these options as required:
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Set Up Diagram Page |
Notes
- Before printing, make sure you have selected the required page layout using the