Actually Jim, I have a need for consistent scaling all the time with photographic enlargements. In American units, typical photo print standard sizes go: 3x5 (1.67) 4x6 (1.50) 5x7 (1.40) 6x8 (1.33) 8x10 (1.25) 11x14 (1.27) 16x20 (1.25) 20x30 (1.50) 30x40 (1.33) etc.
Drives me nuts when I want to scale up or down from one size to the next without having to crop out part of the image or include additional portions. If you maintain the same image ratio when scaling up or down, the resulting print doesn't fit in standard mats or frames. Ughhhhhhhhh. A-series papers would eliminate this problem. Does anyone know if Kodak, Epson, Canon, HP, etc. make A-series papers for photo inkjet printers? They must for overseas markets. Are there any sources in the US? Tx, Paul -----Original Message----- "Joseph B. Reid" wrote: > If you have a page layout that fits 5.5 by 8.5 it can't be enlarged to fit 8.5 by 11.... From: James R. Frysinger I'm only a youngster, of course, but in the last fifty some years, I cannot recall when this need ever arose. But, then, my wife Whatsername would probably call that a "senior moment".
