Hi everybody,
despite long trying, I am not able to produce something looking like
this example:
http://www.energiewerkstatt.org/down...easurement.pdf
In word, the image that I use "fills" the whole page (that is, in
normal viewing I stretched my background image until I see no "strips"
at the borders". But I was not able to "fill" completely the page in
"preview", neither I am able to produce a PDF document like this.
No "page setup" settings make the job (at lest I did not find them!)
After preparing the doc, I print it with PDF995.
Any help will be appreciated!
thanks a lot
Claudio

You need a printer that can handle zero margins.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


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Hi everybody,
despite long trying, I am not able to produce something looking like
this example:
http://www.energiewerkstatt.org/down...easurement.pdf
In word, the image that I use "fills" the whole page (that is, in
normal viewing I stretched my background image until I see no
"strips"
at the borders". But I was not able to "fill" completely the page
in
"preview", neither I am able to produce a PDF document like this.
No "page setup" settings make the job (at lest I did not find them!)
After preparing the doc, I print it with PDF995.
Any help will be appreciated!
thanks a lot
Claudio

If your printer cannot handle 0 margins, here is are options to create bleeds
(the print runs to the edge of the page). Create your document using US
letter size (8 1/2 x 11) and print on A7 (I think that's the metric
equivalent). It's usually just small enough to print edge-to-edge.

The other options is the cheater method we use ... print on regular paper
and cut the paper to size with a paper cutter. If you have a lot of pages or
a big print job, most print and copy shops have power cutters that can do the
job for a few pennies.

Eric

"Beta21" wrote:

Hi everybody,
despite long trying, I am not able to produce something looking like
this example:
http://www.energiewerkstatt.org/down...easurement.pdf
In word, the image that I use "fills" the whole page (that is, in
normal viewing I stretched my background image until I see no "strips"
at the borders". But I was not able to "fill" completely the page in
"preview", neither I am able to produce a PDF document like this.
No "page setup" settings make the job (at lest I did not find them!)
After preparing the doc, I print it with PDF995.
Any help will be appreciated!
thanks a lot
Claudio