- From: Chris Lilley <chris@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 16:57:26 +0100
- To: www-svg@w3.org, markf@visean.com (Mark Farnan)
- CC: mfarnan@visean.com
On Monday, February 10, 2003, 6:01:55 AM, Mark wrote: MF> Greetings, MF> I am haveing an issue with SVG and printing from IE. For reletivley short MF> SVG Graphs (1-2 pages in landscape) it prints fine, however when these MF> stretch out to more than 2 pages, (approx 29-30" of SVG scale) the Graph MF> is being Scalled down in both X & Y dimmensions. This is unacceptable as we MF> require the Scale to print as specified in the Format. (Specified in MF> Inches) MF> There is no "fit-to" or anything that I can see, just straight printing of MF> the Web page from within IE 5.5, SVG Viewer 3.0 MF> The SVG is embeded within an larger HTML web page. No, this fitting is being done on your behalf by IE. Its not in the SVG spec that this should happen. I assume that you are printing to a device with paper large enough to accommodate the desired printout (or did you want it to be split into pages for later assembly) and that you do not have 'shrink to fit' checked in your print driver settings. MF> Below is a Sample from the Top portion of an SVG file that has the problem. MF> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- MF> ------- MF> <?xml version="1.0" standalone="no" ?> MF> - <svg width="9.25in" height="29.3590551181102in" MF> enableZoomAndPanControls="true"> Ok so that should print at 9.25 by 29.25etc inches. Assuming you have a device that can do that, such as a continuous feed printer or a long landscape paper feeder. -- Chris mailto:chris@w3.org
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