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• page size question

  Hello indesigners.

  I was wandering what happens if I have a task to do and all pages must be IE 20 x 15 and then I want on one page, a spread of 10 x 15, what I have to do another document.im on cs4 not cs5, I saw the new tool in cs5 where you can resize the page even there are smthing I can do in cs4?

  Thank you

  If it will print, talk to the printer, how he wants to do, but I wouldn't be surprised if he just use the same page size and indicate where you want trimmed.

  For only the screen, you can issue a separate document and combine it with other pages in a book or aby combining PDF pages in Acrobat after export.

• Panel pages - quick question

  Just curious as to why one of spreads has brackets around numbers of page... mmm?

  

  This means the mixer page for propagation is disabled.

• newb question: page size and links

  Hi all
  
  I have problems with two things (probably a lot more to come).
  
  (1) in the presentation "Discover the berkeley", he said that I could change the size of the page in my database. Where is this configurable?
  
  (2) I read in textbooks that to store values in a key-value pair, I can use an entity (I currently use), or I can make it serializable, or create links. My objects are currently composed of 2 integers (ints), a short, a double and a byte [8]. It is not a complex object, so I do not think that I have to use the catalogue of the stored class serializable or custom bindings. Is it not the case?
  
  The entity option seems easiest. Is - this slower to use or something?
  
  The serializable option makes it sound like I can only store a single primitive. Is this fair?
  
  Please let me know - any help would be greatly appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  Julian

  Julian,

  The page size is a parameter for the C of Berkeley DB version. We are on the forum Java Edition, then maybe you want to be on the forum for product C - Berkeley DB

  Have you had a chance to read through http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/je/GettingStartedGuide/bindAPI.html? Here's a brief overview of links, while a full text that explains how to choose a link is to the http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/je/collections/tutorial/collectionOverview.html#UsingDataBindings.

  But before you dive too deep into the links, consider using the Direct persistence layer API. Which will let you use store and retrieve objects Java directly from Berkeley DB Java Edition and Berkeley DB without management of the bindings explicitly.

  Kind regards

  Linda

• List (accessible text) in Acrobat CC or CC Indesign page sizes

  I often have to do a document with many pages of custom size in Indesign. The 'report' Indesign generates does not provide that a list of page sizes only the size of the original document. Acrobat can show the size of the page in the lower toolbar, but it is not good if you bleed and tim mark etc. There is also the analysis of pdf where I can find the size of the box art, but I can't even copy the text. I need to make a list of each page size to give to clients and printers. It is very laborious to make this page by page and typing in. Y at - it sort of do.

  Hi Angelina,.

  Kasyan Servetsky tilts a lot of useful scripts on his website.

  One is to check all the pages in an Indesign document have same size.jsx by Hans-Gerd Classen.

  It is open and close all the InDesign files in a folder that you select, and will write a report in text format in the event that the script detects a file with different page sizes. The report file is written to the text file in the same folder listing page of the InDesign checked documents sizes:

  http://Kasyan.HO.com.UA/downloads/check_all_pages_within_one_Indesign_document_have_same_s ize.zip

  A small defect, that can be fixed in the code, is that if you cancel the Selection of a folder dialog box, the script returns an error. To change this simply insert an extra line of code after:

  var selFolder = Folder.selectDialog();
  

  Here the added line that will leave the script, if you cancel the dialog box:

  var selFolder = Folder.selectDialog();
  if(selFolder == null){exit()};
  

  For usage and editing scripts, see the following instructions:

  Indiscripts: Indiscripts for Dummies

  Kind regards
  Uwe

• Create custom page sizes Scan interface

  Is it possible to change the interface of creation of scans of imperial to the metric system for custom page sizes?

  For the first number (support of units other than the inches), the bug has been prioritized, and most likely it will be fixed in future releases.

  The question where she has taken measures in the wrong order, please install the last published update on 11/10/2016. This problem is already solved.

  Thank you.

• Change the page size - grayed out of boxes

  I'm changing the page size of the pages within a document. Apparently, you're supposed to select the pages in the Pages panel and then change the height and width of the Panel settings. My height and width boxes are grayed out. What have I done wrong?

  Your screenshot shows you the active Selection (the black arrow) tool, not the Page tool (the third tool from above).

• How to change the default page size?

  Since the last update to Acrobat Reader, the program default 174% and I want to return to the size of the page 100% - if I am connected to my account of the Acrobat Reader. Have been to change the default settings for page size please?

  Hi carlya37473139

  Open Acrobat Reader DC, navigate to the Edit-> Preferences-> Page Display

  Set the Zoom to 100%, click OK to confirm the changes.

  

  I would like to know if it works.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Define the print default page size

  My print default page size has landscape tabloid value, I need to assign the letter Portrait US because it's a pain to change each time - I see the size in 'Presets Show' and 'Manipulation of the paper', but it is not editable - where to change it?

  Whoops, blonde moment, I put it in the printer preferences - doh!

• Change the page size, unexpected behavior, CC

  Hi, having a problem with the changes after the change of the page. In a nutshell if I get cardboard PMPoint transformation (0,0) before a change of page size, the result is exactly as planned, the origin of the page in the editing table. After I change the page size using kSetPageSetupPrefsCmdBoss and run the transformation even recalibrated value is identical before changing the page size.

  Here's some quick code and output to illustrate. PageSizing:; DoYourThing() called and made the intial processing, prints the output in InspectTransformation(), then call ChangePageSize() and remembers InspectTransformation().

  Sub PageSizing: DoYourThing()

  {

  IDocument* theFrontDoc = Utils<ILayoutUIUtils> ()->GetFrontDocument();

  if (theFrontDoc is nil) { cost < < "Need a doc." } < < endl; return; }

  fDoc = theFrontDoc;

  GetPageSpreadRefs()1); Download the UIDRef from the 1st page and spread

  if (fPageRef == UIDRef:gNull) { cost < < "Invalid Page" UIDRef. < < endl;} return; }

  if (fSpreadRef == UIDRef:gNull) { cost < < "Invalid spread UIDRef." } < < endl; return; }

  cost < < "before changing the size of the Page." << ENDL ;

  InspectTranforms();

  bool16 sizeChangeResult = ChangePageSize();

  if (sizeChangeResult) {

  cost < < "after changing the size of the Page." << ENDL ;

  InspectTranforms();

  }

  }

  Sub PageSizing: InspectTranforms()

  {

  do {

  PMPoint leftTopPage (0, 0); / / Page coords

  InterfacePtr<IGeometry> pageGeo (fPageRef UseDefaultIID(());

  PMMatrix page2Pb =:pageGeo InnerToPasteboardMatrix();

  PMRect pageBoundsInPasteboard = pageGeo->GetStrokeBoundingBox(page2Pb);

  PMPoint pageOriginInPasteboard is pageBoundsInPasteboard. LeftTop ();

  Helper:PrintPoint(pageOriginInPasteboard, 'Origin of the dough pension Page.');

  InterfacePtr<ITransform> pageTransform (fPageRef UseDefaultIID(());

  PMPoint leftTopInPasteboard = leftTopPage;

          :: TransformInnerPointToPasteboard() pageTransform, & leftTopInPasteboard);

  Helper:PrintPoint(leftTopInPasteboard, "transformed the point (0,0) in cardboard coords.") );

  } while (kFalse);

  }

  bool16 PageSizing: ChangePageSize()

  {

  bool16 retval = kFalse;

  do {

  InterfacePtr<IPageSetupPrefs> docPrefs (fDoc->GetDocWorkSpace(), UseDefaultIID());

  if (docPrefs is nil) { cost < < "Nile IPageSetupPrefs" < < endl;} Break; }

  InterfacePtr<ICommand> pageSizeCmd (CmdUtils:kSetPageSetupPrefsCmdBossCreateCommand());

  if (pageSizeCmd is nil) { cost < < 'No command' < < endl;} Break; }

  InterfacePtr<IDocSetupCmdData> cmdData (pageSizeCmd IID_IDOCSETUPCMDDATA);

  if (cmdData is nil) { cost < < 'Data command nothingness' < < endl;} Break; }

  PMPageSize currPgSz = docPrefs->GetPageSizePref(); / / 612, 792

  PMPageSize newPgSz (currPgSz. OutputWidth() + 50, currPgSz. OutputHeight () + 50);

  DocPageBinding link = Utils<ILayoutUtils> ()->GetDocumentPageBinding(:GetUIDRef(fDoc));

  cmdData->SetDocSetupCmdData(:GetUIDRef(fDoc),)

  newPgSz,

  docPrefs->GetNumPagesPref(en)

  docPrefs->GetPagesPerSpreadPref(en)

  docPrefs->GetWideOrientationPref(en)

  Liaison);

  Error code ec = pageSizeCmd ProcessCommand() CmdUtils:);

  retval = (ec == kSuccess);

  if (! retval) { cost < < "Resize the page command failed." } < < endl;}

  } while (kFalse);

  Return retval;

  }

  The output

  

  As you can see the origin of the page is different after the order of page size, but the transformation returns the same value of 0.0.

  Am I missing something about transformations or the order of page size?

  Thanks for any help. Mike
  

  Hello Mike,.

  you was not assuming that the upper left corner of a page in coordinates (0, 0) pasteborad. That is right. But you assuming that the upper left corner of a page in internal coordinates is (0, 0). And it is wrong. The origin of the page in internal coordinates is (0, 0) after resizing.

  Markus

• Folio with several possible page sizes? Another layout.

  Hi-

  Run a question - is it possible to have more than one page size in a folio?

  I have the folio erect 768 x 1024. But want some pages to go a little long (e.g. 768 x 1324) and the user would slide to see the contents of all down. I saw this in other published magazines ipad.

  Is this possible with DPS? I get an error when I try to preview the desktop or download it on servers to have a glimpse into the viewer of content adobe on the ipad.

  Does perform a job to be able to do this?

  Thank you!

  SBee

  It looks like you want to create Smooth Scrolling items:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/digitalpubsuite/using/WS67cb9e293e2f1f60f5f54012e30daf910-7fff .html

• Cannot create pdf with the same page size

  Hello

  I installed Adobe Acrobat Professional (writer). And created a pdf document. the pdf file contains images, each on his page. The problem is when I save or preview the document, some images are not sized for his area of page (or fit to page). Please check attached picture to see the problem.

  How can I add images to PDF with eqal size.

  Please check attached picture Pdfsnap1 & Pdfsnap2 (used the crop tool)...

  Someone helped me to visit the following link for the solution:

  http://forums.adobe.com/thread/841095

  Above the provided Adobe forum link is good, but 50% of my problem is solved. In other words, the selection of the image and using her crop tool 'page size' is increased, but the image on the page is still small, or it does not increase with the size of the page.

  Concerning

  Nauman

  

  To resize the image, you need to select with the object tool and drag the buttons on the sides and the corners to resize it.

  Much of what you do can be done in Acrobat, but this isn't the ideal application for such actions. Acrobat isn't really an editing tool, but a tool to create a finished product that provides essentially platform independent product. You might find what you want to do is best done in a word processor or page layout tool, then a PDF file created from this result.

• Dial-up or conditional Page size

  Some recent work has involved manuals for export products, and the question of the size of the page could be on the horizon. We currently renders to the letter (USL) format, but the A4 could become necessary...

  ... ideally a common shared files in the directory...

  Content scale is not an option, as 600 dpi bitmap graphics. optimized for our pub to 600 dpi engine and they develop visible artifacts so
  recalibrated.

  The USL layout envisaged this possibility way while you, we so have a solution of layout of column that allows to keep the same column and the size of the gutter, but leave ample margins for printing and hole punching on USL or A4.

  Content already re-runs on the largest A4 page without particular difficulty. And it recede, as the condition switch codes some content on and off according to target English-speaking market. Update book is already required in the workflow.

  The question is how to switch quickly between the USL and A4 page layouts.

  
  7.1 FM has no conditional page layouts, and it is not clear if the versions later (we FM9) have nothing comparable.

  Two workarounds that come to mind are:

  • (Once) to create two distinct series (USL and A4) of vacuum component book, used only as a source for Master Pages.
    Workflow:
    Open each component of the book
    Import of MPs (templates)
    State Set codes
    AMP (apply Master Pages)
    Book update
    Print
    Rinse and repeat for the other page size
    
  • Create (once) one set separate of empty files in the A4 book, used only for printing. These calls in the flow together one of the content of the USL files such as overlays of text imported by reference.
    Workflow:
    Open A4 clones
    AMP
    Update
    Print

  _______

  Any other ideas?

  I would avoid the text overlay second workflow you mention) workflow, because you will have problems with references.

  In the first workflow, you can record some steps by naming master pages in each version (letter, A4) EVEN. It is even better if you use the names by default, left and right. When you import master pages for the OTHER model, the change is immediate; no need to introduce a new application of master pages, because those imported to write about already existing ones with the same names.

  In addition, whenever the import of all formats and EDDs, you can select all THE files in the file book (no need to open) and import master pages for the other model. No need to open each of them separately. Again, no need to make a new ask of master pages. When you open files, it will automatically correct master pages.

  Of course, you need to update the book, because the changes in pagination.

• [JS CS5] How to get custom Page size

  I was looking for the answer to this simple question but no way looking around.

  I have an InDesign document with different page size for example at left of page width is PT. 621 and on the same document right page width is 837 points.

  Now I need to get the width of the pages using script, but the app.documentPreferences.pageWidth return the standard document preset size (PT. 621) no custom page size.

  One has the idea to get the size of page customized using script.

  Thanks in advance

  Mac

  Mac,

  as the documentation shows there are some new properties of 'page' for InDesign CS5.
  Among those who are:

  defines the unit of measure (number or string) readonly array limits Page, in the format [x 1, x 2, y2, y1].

  So:

  myPage.bounds

  and pageWidth for the documentPreferences can be:

  myPage.bounds [3] - myPage.bounds [1]

  unless myPage is transformed (e.g., rotation and/or sheared or scaling) with:

  myPage.transform)

  void transform (in: CoordinateSpaces, from: varies, withMatrix: varies [, replacingCurrent: varies] [, consideringRulerUnits: boolean = false])
  Turn the page element.

  var d = app.activeDocument;
  var myPage = d.pages[0];
  
  var oldPB = myPage.bounds;
  
  var rAngle = -45;
  var sAngle = 40;
  
  var myTransformationMatrix1 = app.transformationMatrices.add({counterclockwiseRotationAngle:rAngle});
  
  myPage.transform(CoordinateSpaces.INNER_COORDINATES, AnchorPoint.CENTER_ANCHOR, myTransformationMatrix1);
  
  var myTransformationMatrix2 = app.transformationMatrices.add({clockwiseShearAngle:sAngle});
  myPage.transform(CoordinateSpaces.INNER_COORDINATES, AnchorPoint.CENTER_ANCHOR, myTransformationMatrix2);
  
  var newPB = myPage.bounds;
  
  $.writeln(oldPB);
  $.writeln(newPB);
  

  Now oldPB and newPB differ a lot.
  So, the question remains: what is a reliable way to show whether the myPage was or was not turned against documentPreferences. pageWidth or if my page is of rectangular shape at all. See the ability to add a wide angle of the transformation matrix. Also see screenshot:

  Transform_Page_CS5.PNG

  Uwe

  

• How can I specify the Page size when exporting PDF in CS5?

  Hi all

  I just upgraded to ID CS5 and I'm really impressed with the improvements. Of course, however, some aspects take a few adjustments that brings me to my question. How can I specify the size of the "printed" page when you export a PDF file? Basically, in CS4 I could set up a document to have, for example a page size of 20x20cm. I could then print it in PDF format and select a page A4 format. This meant that I could get my printer to print the document of 20 x 20 irregular size on a standard paper size and include benchmarks of crop etc. In CS5, I cannot get ID to export the pages that they are configured (i.e. 20x20cm).

  I don't know I must be missing something obvious here, someone has any ideas?

  I hope that I managed to explain my problem clearly enough and we hope to hear from someone soon. Thank you very much in advance for any help you can provide!

  Gavin.Fraser wrote:

  As a student of architecture, I'm pretty new to publication. My main need is for portfolio presentations and also my thesis work. So far, as mentioned earlier, before CS5 I was printing to / check-in PDF directly from ID without problem. For some reason any (and I stil have not thought to it yet) it seems the only way I can get the PDF of ID files is to create a Postscript file, open with Preview (I use a Mac) and then save as PDF.

  Try file > report > Adobe PDF (Print)... to make a PDF file you can print from Acrobat or Reader. You will have several presets of your choice, or you can use your own options if you have settings that you prefer, which will make a PDF suitable for different types of printing scenarios. For digital output instead of a commercial press, a ggod preset choice would be of high quality printing, but you can even use the same jopoptions or settings file you were using to print directly to PDF in the past.