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flyingrobots

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Diagram Pagination
« on: August 03, 2004, 04:04:49 pm »
It would be nice if the documentation functionality would divide the diagrams in a model by the page settings specified for a diagram.

In other words, diagrams that cover multiple pages are currently made into one diagram and scaled to fit a portion of the 8.5x11 page rather than make multiple pages out of the diagram.

It makes it hard to read sometimes.

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Re: Diagram Pagination
« Reply #1 on: August 04, 2004, 04:58:56 pm »
Have you looked at the "Fit to 1 page" option for the diagram?  (I haven't tried this - just throwing an idea)
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Re: Diagram Pagination
« Reply #2 on: August 05, 2004, 07:22:24 am »
That's just it, I don't want to fit it to one page.  I want it to be multiple pages.  When creating RTF documentation a multiple page diagram will be fit on one page and it shrinks everything.  It makes it hard when it does that, can't read it...

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Re: Diagram Pagination
« Reply #3 on: September 09, 2004, 10:14:37 am »
Hi,

If you want  an image to span multiple pages in an RTF document, then I don't think either WordPad or Word can do that.

It'll automatically scale it to fit on one page; at least in my experience.  Have  you been able to do this in an RTF document with any other image, from any other software?

If I need an RTF document as a deliverable, I ensure that the diagram elements fit within the portrait or landscape page boundaries, and ensure that the text size is large enough to read.  I also minimize the space between elements (e.g. connector length) to ensure that things fit.

Lastly, I choose EMF format for the diagram so that when the user zooms in (in Word), the text becomes more and more legible as you zoom closer.

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Re: Diagram Pagination
« Reply #4 on: September 10, 2004, 04:56:18 am »
flyingrobots,
you probably should think of buying a printer for A3 format (or lager) if you need it for wall papers. Making different smaller A4 (or Letter) diagrams makes more sense.