July 19, 2025, 04:18:11 am
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Heck, worst case scenario just export as a PDF and then tile it to a normal printer and piece it together. If it's just a cut/drill pattern, you don't need pretty.
You could also print it in sections that are regular paper size and just assemble them Pretty much any printer should be able to print it out that way. Ninja'd by slippy !
Quote from: JDFan on July 20, 2015, 06:55:01 pmYou could also print it in sections that are regular paper size and just assemble them Pretty much any printer should be able to print it out that way. Ninja'd by slippy !I thought this was the same as doing tiles?
Quote from: deezdrama on July 20, 2015, 06:59:23 pmQuote from: JDFan on July 20, 2015, 06:55:01 pmYou could also print it in sections that are regular paper size and just assemble them Pretty much any printer should be able to print it out that way. Ninja'd by slippy !I thought this was the same as doing tiles?Yeah it is - just hadn't refreshed the site and seen Slippy's post before I hit reply !
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Quote from: deezdrama on July 21, 2015, 05:10:20 amhttp://postimg.org/image/ep2fy4p6b/Had a few minutes so -- Here is a copy of the one you uploaded split into 14 page in a pdf file (cut it into 14 8x10.5 inch pages so you can print actual size to 8.5x11 inch paper with a 1/4 inch border on all sides) - https://www.dropbox.com/s/6t5ga7mied2l1ef/cpo%2014%20PAGES.pdf?dl=0So you can print to any printer using any program that can print pdf files. Pages 1 to 4 and 5 to 8 are the main body then page 9 is upper right edge - page 10 just under that then 11 through 14 are bottom row ( So page 9 and 10 should be far right of row 1 and 2 - they were smaller sections so are out of order - wanted to make sure I got them correctly sized and placed)Would have been 3 rows of 5 pages for 15 pages but page 15 (lower right edge) would be blank !!
Dang I feel bad now.... just seen this and just got home from leaving work and running by staples for a couple 1:1 prints.I really appreciate it though..... Im sure someone in the future will be able to use this.