From: Ivan W. <iwe...@gm...> - 2008-12-05 02:00:11
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On Dec 4, 2008, at 8:34 PM, Christiaan Hofman wrote: > The media box by definition /is/ the size of the page. However what > you see in Skim may be /smaller/ than actual the size of the page, > because by default Skim displays the crop box. You can control this > from the PDF menu. Again, printing only takes the media box into > account and ignores all the other information. > > Christiaan Yes, I use Skim's PDF controls for that, I am aware of that option (it's great!). However, at least for Leopard 10.5.5, it isn't true that printing only pays attention to the Media box, in fact, it clearly prints ONLY the CROP box. It does this even if you have set Skim PDF option to display the entire Media box. In fact, I have used cropping and then printing for quite some time. Sometimes it is crucial. I was only always a hoping to get it to print even a little more snug around the crop box. It seems to be adding margins as I mentioned (and does so even when you haven't cropped, shrinking an uncropped normal letter page). -Ivan |