Paper Border vs. Print Border

Paper Border vs. Print Border

MarkFitz
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Paper Border vs. Print Border

MarkFitz
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I may have asked this before, but, how do I correct/prevent this from happening?  Prior to my last print, where I wanted to see just the details, the white paper filled the drawing border, now it only covers what I printed.  Is there a way to lock this feature?

 

 

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Thanks,

 

MarkF

 

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imadHabash
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Hi,

Prepare a pagesetup for your plotting issues.

Imad Habash

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tboehler
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For the actual formatted print have the "Save changes to Layout" checked on.  Uncheck it when doing these test plots.

and/or

Create a "Page Setup" for different plotting needs.  

 

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MarkFitz
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My initial page looks correct, with the white covering the whole drawing border.  It's only when I print something that's not this, i.e. I print a section within that border, that it changes the shape/size of the white background.  How do I stop this from changing, or how do I change it back to show the full border as white?

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MarkFitz
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I have page setups for the plotters I most commonly use (full size D, and  DWG to PDF), so it's only when printing any portion of this I should uncheck the box?  This makes sense!

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tboehler
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yes.  unchecking it will not save the "area" you print.

 

 

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cb94030
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Thank you MarkFitz 81 for asking that question. I also have the same issue.