yes, this has been possible for many years! open up your
"pagesizes.txt" and make the changes you want. you can rename as you
want to see it in the print and setup menus and can use any
measurement unit in the settings (default is inches) and can
mix&match with no probs. for example, if you use american paper
sizes or 9x12 (concert) but want to define the margins in cm:
Concert [9x12] = 9, 12; 1.27c, 0.65c, 1.8c, 1.5c, 1.5c
keep in mind this is stored within the individual application support
folders, so upon upgrade you will need to copy the file over.
I have created a B4 score in Finale by selecting the only B4 size
available. When trying to print this to PDF, I got a message
indicating the paper sizes do not match. I have worked out that
Finale is using JIS standard instead of ISO. I have fixed this by
changing to custom page size, but wonder why this "omission" has
occurred and why ISO and JIS are not both included in standard
definitions, or ISO preferred over JIS.
Is there a way to save a custom page size so I do not have to set it
up each time?
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