User Guide

Otherwise the print will be either in color or gray scale, depending on
theprinter.
Solid causes each element to be entirely filled. If you want to see the dif
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ferent filling patterns of the individual layers, then deactivate this
option.
The Scalefactor specifiesthescaleofthedrawing.
If Page limit is set to 0, the printer will use whatever number of pages is
needed to print the output at the selected scale. If a different value is se
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lected, EAGLE will adjust the scale of the drawing to fit it onto the sta
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ted number of pages. This can mean that, under unfavorable
circumstances,theselectedscalecannotbeused.
It is possible to select which sheets from a schematic diagram are prin
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tedusingthe Sheets box.ThisonlyappearsintheSchematicEditor.
The Page... button brings you to another window that permits various
pagesettings.
PRINT:PageSetup
The edges of the print can be defined with the aid of the four entry
boxes under Border. The values may be entered in mm or in inches. If
you have changed the values and want to use the printer driver's
standardsettingsagain,simplyentera 0.
The Vertical and Horizontal boxes allow the position of the printout on
thesheettobespecified.
Calibrate allows correction factors for the x and y directions to be ente
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red. This allows linear errors in the dimensional accuracy of the print to
becorrected.
The Caption option switches the appearance of the title, printing date,
filenameandthescaleoftheprintonoroff.
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EAGLEManual