A0 Format AI. to print in A4 and stick the sheets together.
Elisabeth
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Hello,
I am in great need of help. I've been looking everywhere on the Internet, on tutorials... but nothing.
I work in the field of sewing patterns. I create my sewing patterns in A0 format, full scale on Illustrator.
I print them on my plotter and there are no problems.
However, for my individual clients, they need to print them in A4 format, then they glue the sheets together.
I have already tried several solutions, but nothing works, as I need to keep the scale at 100% and be able to indicate where the pages should be joined, at what level.
It's hard to explain just through a message.
I hope someone can help me ????
Have a good evening
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 84.0
I am in great need of help. I've been looking everywhere on the Internet, on tutorials... but nothing.
I work in the field of sewing patterns. I create my sewing patterns in A0 format, full scale on Illustrator.
I print them on my plotter and there are no problems.
However, for my individual clients, they need to print them in A4 format, then they glue the sheets together.
I have already tried several solutions, but nothing works, as I need to keep the scale at 100% and be able to indicate where the pages should be joined, at what level.
It's hard to explain just through a message.
I hope someone can help me ????
Have a good evening
Configuration: Windows / Firefox 84.0
2 réponses
You can also print a very large page from a PDF file on multiple A4 pages using the "Poster" function in the print window of Acrobat Reader.
If the person provides a value for the overlap option, this will create an overlap between the pages. (this can help compensate for the technical margins of printers).
Be careful not to check "Fit" to maintain the exact dimensions.
If the person provides a value for the overlap option, this will create an overlap between the pages. (this can help compensate for the technical margins of printers).
Be careful not to check "Fit" to maintain the exact dimensions.
