dylan@ibmpcug.co.uk (Matthew Farwell) (06/10/90)
Recently, I made up the world maps and they don't seem to be right for A4 paper. They are chopped off on the right hand + bottom sides. This is also true for the pcal program, which is chopped off at the bottom. Now I know that some American use different size paper from the UK, and it is probably the case that this is the reason for this. Can anyone tell me how to fix this, ie to move the maps/calendars up and left? I don't want to go through the trouble of working through all of the books to just solve this one little thing. Its only a matter of a few pixels, but it is annoying. Thanks. Dylan. -- Matthew J Farwell | Email: dylan@ibmpcug.co.uk The IBM PC User Group, PO Box 360,| dylan%ibmpcug.CO.UK@ukc Harrow HA1 4LQ England | ...!uunet!ukc!ibmpcug.co.uk!dylan Phone: +44 81-863-1191 | Sun? Don't they make coffee machines?
mad@media01.UUCP (Martin Admiraal) (06/11/90)
On one of our LaserWriters (an Apple II NTX) we suddenly have a similar problem. PostScript text was printed higher on the A4 paper than it used to be. When we changed the margins in the statusdict, the papersize wasn't correct anymore. The bottommargin could not be changed. I would like to know if anybody else had this problem before. In none of the PostScript manuals I could find a solution for this problem. -- +--------------------+------------------------+----------------------+ | Martin Admiraal | EMAIL mad@media01.uucp | | | Mediasystemen B.V. | ..!hp4nl!medi01!mad | You don't have to | | PO Box 4932 | | be MAD to work here | | 2003 EX HAARLEM | Phone +31 23 319075 | | | The Netherlands | Fax +31 23 315210 | but for me it helps | +--------------------+------------------------+----------------------+ -- +--------------------+------------------------+----------------------+ | Martin Admiraal | EMAIL mad@media01.uucp | | | Mediasystemen B.V. | ..!hp4nl!medi01!mad | You don't have to | | PO Box 4932 | | be MAD to work here | | 2003 EX HAARLEM | Phone +31 23 319075 | | | The Netherlands | Fax +31 23 315210 | but for me it helps | +--------------------+------------------------+----------------------+