Re: scaling
On Wed, 17 May 2000, Christian Wenz wrote: > unfortunattly it did not work cause i do not really know the size of DIN > A4. is their anywhere a list which format which sizes has ?? Try gv (Ghost View). Press State -> Setup Options ... Here you can see the Media Sizes, the dimensions of each paper in SOME unit, which I cannot see right now. Perhaps you can figure something out yourself and feed the result into blender.. sorry, gimp ;) -- -Stephan / / http://wiktor.dk/~stephan Freelance grafiker og webdesigner
Re: scaling
On Wed 17-May-2000 at 03:07:56PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > unfortunattly it did not work cause i do not really know the size of DIN > A4. is their anywhere a list which format which sizes has ?? You can work it out quite simply. - All 'A'-series paper sizes have the same aspect ratio which is '1.414:1' (the square root of two). - All 'A'-sizes have areas which are fractions of a metre squared. Such as: A0 - 1.0 metres square A1 - 0.5 metres square A2 - 0.25 metres square etc.. So a sheet of A4 is 297.3mm x 210.2mm Bruno -- http://bruno.postle.net/ PGP signature
RE: scaling
hello, what is the easiest way to create a ps-file in DIN A4-Format. i have several xcf-files with abitrary size and i like to change their size to DIN A4 and save in ps-format. i tried it with ->image->scale but unfortunattly it did not work cause i do not really know the size of DIN A4. is their anywhere a list which format which sizes has ??
