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Measurements don't stay

Measurements don't stay
Sun, 9 Mar 2008 15:25:10 -0000
I have tried setting a paper size to 8.27x11.69."  

Whenever I select 'New' again, I find that the measurements display as
8.27333x11.69333."

Meanwhile, I have tried the ruler feaure by making the necessary amendments
under 'Tools and Customization' without any difference whatever.  For example. 
Deselecting 'Show Fractions.'

The last resort was selecting F8 to set Photopaint to it's default settings.

Is there anything else I could try so that when I select my chosen paper size
from the Custom size via 'File, New' that my chosen measurements continue to
remain.

Thanks


Michael Feldman
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Re: Measurements don't stay
Sun, 9 Mar 2008 18:04:29 -0000
I suspect that this has something to do with the dpi setting, as PP will
have to round up or round down to get whole pixels.

Kate

>"Michael" <workpage@aol.com> wrote in message
news:47d400fd_2@cnews...
>I have tried setting a paper size to 8.27x11.69."
>
>Whenever I select 'New' again, I find that the measurements display as
>8.27333x11.69333."
>
>Meanwhile, I have tried the ruler feaure by making the necessary amendments
>under 'Tools and Customization' without any difference whatever.  For
>example.  Deselecting 'Show Fractions.'
>
>The last resort was selecting F8 to set Photopaint to it's default
>settings.
>
>Is there anything else I could try so that when I select my chosen paper
>size from the Custom size via 'File, New' that my chosen measurements
>continue to remain.
>
>Thanks
>
>
>Michael Feldman

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Re: Measurements don't stay
Sun, 09 Mar 2008 18:12:06 GMT
Michael:
> I have tried setting a paper size to 8.27x11.69."
> Whenever I select 'New' again, I find that the
> measurements display as 8.27333x11.69333."

And you can tell the difference? - 3/1000in.

I use 8.267 x 11.693, figures copied from WP.
These show up in PP as 8.26389 x 11.69444.

These adjustments are within the tolerances for A4.

The specification is metric - 210 x 297mm.
These convert to 8.268 x 11.693.
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Good wishes!
Roy Lewis
C_Tech volunteer
(UK)

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