> So I used scribus for the times I wanted that. It would be great to
> have a script to get portions of a .ps page defined to go to
> different than original pages, like letter or A4 instead of B size.
We've got a partial implementation of page size support in pcb, just
no way (yet) to change t
Please keep us posted about this. I have tried to script some .ps changes with
imagemagick, and run into trouble with resolutions too coarse and file sizes
getting large. The existing scripts to drive ghostscript, imagemagick, etc.
don't ever seem to try to maximize printed size on a page -- t
Hello -
DJ wrote:
>
> Edit the .ps file, find the page you want:
>
>%%Page: 5
>72 72 scale 4.25 5.5 translate
>
> Then add another translation after it:
>
>1 0 translate
>
Ghostscript 8.15.0 ... it looks like its trying to fold it somehow?
I'm beginning to think this is a Ghostscript
On Tue, 2006-09-19 at 13:49, John Griessen wrote:
> If you want to make a presentable poster of it,
> the page layout program scribus is good.
>
> It will let you scale images, import .ps files and print at some desired
> resolution which you choose at printing time. You can add whatever else yo
> Is there someway to offset the image to the right about an inch?
Edit the .ps file, find the page you want:
%%Page: 5
72 72 scale 4.25 5.5 translate
Then add another translation after it:
1 0 translate
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On Sep 19, 2006, at 5:25 PM, Mark Becker wrote:
Go back to the postscript export dialog, select "fill-page".
Ah. Did that.
It's coming out too far off-center to print. The string "Layer
topsilk" is at the left-edge and chopped to "yer topsilk".
This is just PCB's way of telling you, "hey
Hello -
DJ Delorie wrote:
>
> Go back to the postscript export dialog, select "fill-page".
>
Ah. Did that.
It's coming out too far off-center to print. The string "Layer
topsilk" is at the left-edge and chopped to "yer topsilk".
Is there someway to offset the image to the right about an inch?
If you want to make a presentable poster of it,
the page layout program scribus is good.
It will let you scale images, import .ps files and print at some desired
resolution which you choose at printing time. You can add whatever else you
want to it -- write up, more graphics in boxes with bord
> How can the image be expanded then printed?
Go back to the postscript export dialog, select "fill-page".
You might want "ps-color" too, then print the assembly pages.
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Hello -
I've laid out a 4 x 2 inch board. It's being manufactured. I'd like
to make a nice BIG print of the layout (silk, top, and bottom copper).
Just saw a note on this a day or so ago...
I go into PCB and export a PS file containing the layout.
Then I visit gv (GhostView) and select pages.
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