HP Designjet 700 Printer series - Manual (Page 113)

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Changing the Scale of a Printed Image
With a PostScript file, you can enlarge your printed image from the printer’s front
panel by using the
Scale option, accessed from the Device setup menu, as shown in
the menu graphic, below left. Notice that, in order to use this feature, you have to
switch the front-panel graphics language setting from
Automatic (the default) to
PostScript . If you regularly send non-PostScript files to your printer as well as
PostScript files, it is a good idea to switch this back to Automatic after using the
Scale feature.
The Scale feature is useful:
If your software does not support large formats.
If your file is too large for the printer’s memory, and therefore you try reducing
the page size in your software and then scaling it up again using this front-panel
option.
To scale your ANSI A PostScript file to...
ANSI
B ANSI
C Arch
C ANSI
D Arch
D Arch
E1 ANSI
E Arch
E
Use... 129% 200% 210% 258% 282% 352% 400% 419%
To scale your ISO A4 PostScript file to...
ISO
A3 ISO/JIS
A2 OS
A2 ISO/JIS
A1 OS
A1 ISO/JIS
A0 OS
A0
Use... 141% 200% 210% 282% 352% 400% 419%
The scaling factors are cumulative with software settings. Whatever scale you
choose will be used for PostScript files until you choose another scale, even if you
change the graphics language from PostScript and back again.
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Controlling the Page Format
Changing the Scale of a Printed Image