Pagestream 3 oddness

stevelord · 28 May 2019, 01:34

Hi all,

I installed Pagestream 3 and have it working. For some reason when I start a new A4 document, the page view (not the actual dimensions, just how it looks) is double the width of the actual document. Is there a way to make it scale correctly?

I've created postscript files then reviewed them on other systems, and it's definitely the view that's messed up, not the actual doc size.

stevelord · 28 May 2019, 01:50

Goodness, I'm a muppet. There's a DPI setting. If you're running Pagestream on a Workbench screen using RTG, you need to calculate your DPI and put it in the settings.

To do this, divide your horizontal resolution by your screen's physical width in inches. That's X.
Now divide your vertical resolution by your screen's physical height in inches. That's Y.

28 May 2019, 01:34	#1
stevelord Registered User Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: UK Posts: 540	Pagestream 3 oddness Hi all, I installed Pagestream 3 and have it working. For some reason when I start a new A4 document, the page view (not the actual dimensions, just how it looks) is double the width of the actual document. Is there a way to make it scale correctly? I've created postscript files then reviewed them on other systems, and it's definitely the view that's messed up, not the actual doc size.

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28 May 2019, 01:50	#2
stevelord Registered User Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: UK Posts: 540	Goodness, I'm a muppet. There's a DPI setting. If you're running Pagestream on a Workbench screen using RTG, you need to calculate your DPI and put it in the settings. To do this, divide your horizontal resolution by your screen's physical width in inches. That's X. Now divide your vertical resolution by your screen's physical height in inches. That's Y.

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