That is fine. Thanks Luc.
Jeff
Luc Comeau wrote:
Hi,
A scaling or resizing option is not currently available.
Yes, this option is not available in this version of Legacy Charting.
If you export to a PDF file, you can when load the PDF into the Adobe
PDF reader and select the output option Page Scaling = "Shrink to
Printable Area". You will get your chart on one page.
Thanks,
Luc Comeau
Legacy Family Tree
On Sun, Jun 22, 2008 at 11:58, John Magyari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
A scaling or resizing option is not currently available.
You could Publish you chart to a jpg, tiff. Open with a graphics
program. Scale to a smaller image and canvas size depending on how
many pages (1 or more) you wanted to use for you test print review.
Probably more importantly
The scaling will also apply to maximizing a chart to fully take
advantage of the printed image based on the roll paper being used.
If scaling or resizing is important you might want to submit it via
http://www.legacyfamilytree.com/Suggest.asp
as an enhancement.
jdm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since the charts produced by Legacy Charting are designed to be
wallcharts if one elects to print them on a regular printer, they
will need several pages to be taped together.
It would be nice if it was possible to resize these charts so that
they print on a single sheet of paper. This would allow us to look
at them in that format and see if we wish to fiddle with them
further before sending them out for professional printing. I
suppose that one could achieve something similar by resizing all
the components and fonts, but that is impractical. It would be
nice if Legacy Charting permitted an option to "fit to page" that
is available in many graphic programs.
Presently, one work around might be to publish the chart as a jpg
file which can then be printed using a graphic program's "fit to
page" option, but it would be nicer if the option to print in that
manner was available from Charting itself.
Jeff
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