RE: Dia on Windows doesn't print or export correctly



To James: I don't think so because I'm not only printing but exporting
i.e. to eps. When I open the eps with ghostscript+gsview, the page has
been cut.

To Cyrille: I knew the WMF effect, when you generate such a file and
insert it into Word, you clearly see how the diagram has been cut. More
curious, you can scale the WMF inside Word (without quality loss because
is a vectorial format - I guess) and print it out - correctly!

Anyway, as I imagined, this problem doesn't occur in Linux, does it?

Thanks again!

Miguel

-----Mensaje original-----
De: dia-list-bounces gnome org [mailto:dia-list-bounces gnome org] En
nombre de Cyrille Chepelov
Enviado el: jueves, 10 de junio de 2004 8:49
Para: discussions about usage and development of dia
Asunto: Re: Dia on Windows doesn't print or export correctly


Le Thu, Jun 10, 2004, à 01:02:55AM -0400, James K. Lowden a écrit:
On 09 Jun 2004, Miguel Angel García Schopohl <magarcia redia com>
wrote:

The problem I have occurs with Dia 0.92.2 on Windows XP. When I try
to
print or export a multi-page diagram (regardless of the export
format,
I've tried eps and wmf), Dia doesn't scale properly every page, it
prints it a little bit bigger, and as a result the bottom and the
right
side of the diagram on every page are "swallowed". 

Could it have something to do with A4 and letter size paper?  Like,
Dia is
sending A4 images to a printer with 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper in it?  

Or it could be related to the fact that when dia(win32) exports to WMF,
the WMF's boundary box is always off by a little. This WMF, for
instance, has been exported by .92.2; it's a simple rectangle. 
Import both files into MS Word, and next try to select the pictures --
things should be pretty obvious.

Maybe this has been fixed with .93, I haven't upgraded my office box
yet. (note that the PNG also has a little boundary box problem).

        -- Cyrille
        
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