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francisbrand

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  1. Hi, The three text boxes at the bottom of the three columns are the same size and have the same filler text in. They have baseline turned on (not globally on spreed just the three boxes). As you can see the text doesn't line up. The lines aren't showing here but they all line up, it is that the text on boxes 2 and 3 do does not sit on the baseline. I have checked all the various char and paragraph setting and they all seem the same. Any ideas? GPCS Brochure 2019 v2.pdf
  2. Update: I reinstalled the driver but used the Post Script one instead of the Canon UFR one. It now appears to be printing at, presumably, a normal size. However it prints in the bottom left corner of the A4 page and placed up against the page and therefore is trimmed as the printer doesn't print without margins. Is there anyway to get it to print in the centre of the page (as iDraw, Ai and others do)? Re zoom setting: there is that option but it isn't on. In fact I don't think it is shown within the AD print window. The other thing I noticed is that when I create a document the "Get Margins from Printer" doesn't do anything. I was expecting it to pull it from a printer. Thanks for reply MattP
  3. Hi, I suspect it is me but I am confused over printing. I'm trying out the AD and have opened a EPS logo image of mine (this was done in, I presume, AI originally). It creates a document that is 199pxx220px and 96 dpi When I print the document to the Canon iR C2380 it prints it beatifully but at a full A4 image. I amazed at the quilty but puzzled because the original work is at 96dpi. My main question is - why does it not print at corrct size? I have created from scratch a 34x43mm advert (300dpi) which also printed as if sized fro full A4. There doesn't seem to be anywhere where I choose A4 (as it could be to A3 on this printer). In other vector apps I've used the artwork normally prints at the size of the image, not the paper it goes on. I can get around this by creating an A4 document and having my image created within this but it doesn't seem like the best way to go. Surely the doc size should be the artwork size? Masny thanks for any help, Francis.
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