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  1. I just printed some previously saved pdf's from last year, and it looks like the size is off there too. I think I have a printer driver issue.
  2. I've created a document with multiple artboards that are each letter size, 8 1/2" x11", margins are 0.5" and no bleed, then export to pdf, but when I print it out at 100% on printer settings, the pattern pieces have been reduced in size by 12% Just to see what would happen, I got rid of the margins, increased the bleed to 1/2" and the pattern pieces were then only reduced by 6%. Increased the bleed to 1", but nothing changed. Yes, my printer is set to print at 100%. I'm totally confused. This is a new issue.
  3. I just did a quick test and that's definitely quicker than what I was doing. I thought I was going to lose my mind with how long it took before. Thank you!
  4. Sorry. I just realized I forgot to add some lines in the file that are important to see how I got where I got. Will fix and upload shortly.
  5. I am a bag designer and am having issues with pattern pieces. I cannot seem to get pattern pieces to scale down accurately. If you look at the uploaded pic, the black is the main pattern piece, the pink is the accurate scaling that I had to tweak using those little short black lines to accurately set the distance between both curves. The green shape is what happens when all I do is use the "Transform" box to resize the shape. As you can see, there's a fair bit of tweaking that has to be done. I have tried looking for videos on this issue, but nothing actually addresses this issue.
  6. Thank you for replying. It is a diagram drawn in Affinity Designer, and yes, I used "shift" as stated. I kinda get what it's doing now. When I was double clicking on it, it restored the diagram to the proper ratio, which was the correct one on a previous diagram I used it on, but I had reduced the ratio on one side versus the other, but it's what I wanted, for this diagram. I ended up cropping the diagram, which was just cross hatching, and the error went away. Thanks. What you said actual did help me see what was going on.
  7. I get the following error: "Checks for images or embedded resources that are distorted by having different horizontal and vertical scales. This can be fixed by shift double-clicking on the side handles." I have tried figuring out how to fix this, but just don't get it. The double-clicking doesn't work.
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