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Igor Engraver Manual

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243 CHAPTER 14<br />

Printing and Exporting<br />

printer as default. If <strong>Igor</strong> <strong>Engraver</strong> prefers to print a bitmap file and the Force bitmap<br />

resolution checkbox is checked, the document will get printed with the resolution<br />

you specify. Of course, you can only use the Force bitmap resolution textbox to<br />

choose a lower resolution than or equal to your printer’s maximum resolution (which<br />

is automatically shown in the textbox).<br />

• PostScript – this setting creates a PostScript document, if it is possible.<br />

• Bitmap – this setting creates a bitmap document, using your printer’s maximum resolution,<br />

if the Force bitmap resolution checkbox has not been checked. If checked,<br />

the document will get printed with the resolution you specify.<br />

When <strong>Igor</strong>’s page won’t fit also has three radio buttons:<br />

• Ignore (crop) – if chosen, any sections of the layout that does fit will be ignored.<br />

• Shrink to fit paper – if necessary, this setting shrinks the layout so that the layout is<br />

equal in size to the paper it is to be printed on. In other words, any graphic elements<br />

placed too near the border of a page in an <strong>Igor</strong> <strong>Engraver</strong> layout will be omitted.<br />

When the layout page has to be made smaller, the explaining text tells you how<br />

much. Once again (since this is very important): Shrink to fit paper shrinks the layout<br />

paper size so that it exactly fits the printer’s paper size. This means that if any objects<br />

in a layout are too close to the edges of a page, those objects might be cropped by the<br />

printer.<br />

• Shrink to fit imageable area – this setting shrinks the layout so that it fits inside the<br />

page margins of the printed page. When the layout page has to be shrinked, the<br />

explaining text tells you how much.<br />

When you try to print a page that is going to be cropped, you will receive a<br />

warning (however, if you hold down the B key for Macintosh or the Alt key for<br />

Windows while pressing Print, you will not get this warning):

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