von MoonKid » Fr 13. Jun 2014, 09:42
TeX-Welt X-Post
Meine Ränder sollen 2,5cm mit Ausnahme von links(3cm) sein. Sind sie aber nicht.
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Drucke ich das aus, sind die Ränder nachgemessen folgendermaßen:
top = 2,8
bottom = 3
left = 3,2
right = 2,8
Ich nutze Okular als PDF-Reader der das ganze über einen Canon MP 250 druckt. Das es ein günstiger Einzugsdrucker ist, kann diese starken Abweichungen nicht erklären.
Der Druckertreiber bieten drei Optionen (expand, crop, shrink) bezüglich der Seitenränder bzw. Seitenausdehnung an. Ich habe alle drei probiert, wobei "shrink" (ist eh default) noch die nahliegensten Ergebnisse liefert.
Warum ist das so und wie kann ich es beeinflussen?
Das hier sind die vermutlich relevanten Teile des log-files
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Kann man die im log verwendete Maßeinheit bestimmen, also auch in cm/mm ausgeben lassen? Ich würde gerne sichergehen, ob es nicth vielleicht doch ein reines PDF-Ausdruck-Problem ist und TeX selbst die Ränder eigentlich korrekt konstruiert.
[url=http://texwelt.de/wissen/fragen/6362/seitenrander-stimmen-im-ausdruck-nicht]TeX-Welt X-Post[/url]
Meine Ränder sollen 2,5cm mit Ausnahme von links(3cm) sein. Sind sie aber nicht. :)
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Drucke ich das aus, sind die Ränder nachgemessen folgendermaßen:
top = 2,8
bottom = 3
left = 3,2
right = 2,8
Ich nutze Okular als PDF-Reader der das ganze über einen Canon MP 250 druckt. Das es ein günstiger Einzugsdrucker ist, kann diese starken Abweichungen nicht erklären.
Der Druckertreiber bieten drei Optionen (expand, crop, shrink) bezüglich der Seitenränder bzw. Seitenausdehnung an. Ich habe alle drei probiert, wobei "shrink" (ist eh default) noch die nahliegensten Ergebnisse liefert.
Warum ist das so und wie kann ich es beeinflussen?
Das hier sind die vermutlich relevanten Teile des log-files
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Kann man die im log verwendete Maßeinheit bestimmen, also auch in cm/mm ausgeben lassen? Ich würde gerne sichergehen, ob es nicth vielleicht doch ein reines PDF-Ausdruck-Problem ist und TeX selbst die Ränder eigentlich korrekt konstruiert.