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    vezir
    last edited by 25 Mar 2014, 17:48

    Hi, Guys! This is my first ever post. I've always found all the answers just by googling, but now I'm lost.

    I'm trying to output a PDF file from Layout 8 using PDFcreator. The file will be printed elsewhere. My document is set to a specific paper size, 630x297 mm, three A4 sheets side by side (the Finnish standard is to use A4 multiplies). Everything is fine in Layout and scaled correctly.

    However, when I print this using PDFcreator I end up with an A4-ish looking, wrongfully scaled PDF file. What is the problem?

    I tried setting a custom paper size in PDFcreators preferences, you know right before printing. I was able to set the paper size, but nothing was actually affected by this change. Also, in Layout's PAGE SETUP -menu I selected something like "custom size (postscript)" but that didn't work either.

    What is the correct way around this?

    Thanks in advance!

    -Ville

    PS: I'm using Finnish Windows Vista, so I can't provide accurate translations of all the menus etc.

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      vezir
      last edited by 25 Mar 2014, 21:48

      I actually found a rather simple solution: File - Export - PDF... And that's it! No separate printing software needed.

      The answer was right in front of me all along!

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        Frederik
        last edited by 26 Mar 2014, 08:11

        I read your question, before I saw your second answer...
        You're absolutely correct...
        With LO there's no need for a separate PDF-creation/printing software is needed...

        Glad you found the solution... 👍

        Cheers
        Kim Frederik

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