Scale of document to print still 97%?
Kambro
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Hello,
When I want to print a document via Preview, the document scale in the print window defaults to 97% even though I configure a preset where I set a scale of 100%.
I can’t find the cause of this phenomenon.
Thanks in advance for your response.
Kambro
Configuration: Mac OS X (10.9.5) / Safari 7.1.6
When I want to print a document via Preview, the document scale in the print window defaults to 97% even though I configure a preset where I set a scale of 100%.
I can’t find the cause of this phenomenon.
Thanks in advance for your response.
Kambro
Configuration: Mac OS X (10.9.5) / Safari 7.1.6
4 answers
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Hello,
Probably due to the margins necessary for the printer to operate, it doesn’t allow 100%. An A4 sheet is 21 x 29.7, but a printer can rarely print on the full surface.
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This is what I’m doing, but at the next print it resets to 97%.
The funny thing is that on my brother’s session, on the same Mac, there’s no problem
https://www.dropbox.com/s/m2qp5o097qg76dk/Capture%20d%E2%80%99%C3%A9cran%202015-05-08%20%C3%A0%2011.41.26.png?dl=0
(How do you insert an image on Comment ça marche ?)
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To insert an image, you must respond via the "Reply to topic" button to get a window with this button:
For the topic, on your screenshot you can see that you rename a preset, but it does not show that this preset is designated as the default preset...
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Have a good day :-) - Francis -
Weird... locked or corrupted preference files? a bad manipulation?
What happens when copying the print preferences files from the brother to replace the current files.
These files are user-specific, for example in my case:
If the user library is hidden, you can access it from the Finder's Go menu while holding the Alt key...
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Have a nice day :-) - Francis-
I did what you proposed: it still doesn’t change anything.
However, my brother and I only have one file "com.apple.print..."; it is "com.apple.print.makequeues". We do not have as many as you.
So that’s the only one I copied.
Here is my brother’s complete preferences file:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/swobbuballdrs46/AAAcQsq31BF0xMiJEU5iWQipa?dl=0 -
This folder does not appear to come from the user’s Library, but from the main Library’s Preferences folder.
There are several Libraries under Mac OS, a minimum of 3, or more in case of multiple user sessions, namely this scheme:
- Hard drive / Library
- Hard drive / System / Library
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Hello,
Passing under Yosemite should not change this behavior. I don’t know the reasons for it, but if it works in one session (with the same OS X version), it should also work in another session. There is surely a moment, in the options, where the choice is not made correctly.
As for Yosemite versus Mavericks... it depends on taste regarding the presentation, the new icons, etc... Yosemite has mainly been developed, in my opinion, for a greater and better integration of synchronizations between the different devices (Mac, iPhone, iPad, iCloud, etc...) -
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