Re: Print Magnification?
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- Subject: [mg120806] Re: Print Magnification?
- From: "Alexey Popkov" <lehin.p at gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2011 05:11:34 -0400 (EDT)
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File >> Print menu command switches style environment to specified by the
"PrintingStyleEnvironment" FrontEnd option (by default it is "Printout"). So
you need to modify the "Printout" entry in the "Style Environment Names"
section of the Core.nb file, namely to change the default setting
Magnification->0.8 to what you want.
In[1]:= Options[$FrontEnd, PrintingStyleEnvironment]
Out[1]= {PrintingStyleEnvironment -> "Printout"}
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> How do I set options, or whatever has to be set, so that when I Print
> a notebook using the File >> Print menu command, the font sizes for
> all the characters and symbols in the notebook, and all the associated
> line and cell spacings, as seen on the printed page, will be magnified
> by some specified factor (with, one assumes, the line breaks in text
> and mathematical formulas, and the page breaks, also being modified as
> needed for these larger type sizes).
>
> (In other words, the same thing as happens if one uses
> \magnification = \magstep1 or \magstep2 in Tex.)
>
> (I don't much care what happens to the sizes of graphics -- probably
> preferable that they stay the same size.)
>
> (This magnified printing behavior should be the default for all my
> notebooks.)
>