Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Imageable area in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Computer
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Shrink to fit- sheet size or imageable area?
The imageable area of the substrate is highlighted in green.
Makes no changes to the orientation of the imageable area.
Imageable area for the document with the small margins.
The second image shows the sheet with the imageable area displayed in white.
Imageable area: scales the content(image) so it fits within the imageable area of the sheet.
The preview window displays the entire imageable area of the selected page;
not the corner of the imageable area.
The slot size equals the maximum imageable area of the sheet divided by the number of slots.
non-standard sizes for the Shrink to Fit> Imageable Area option.
Shrink to fit> Imageable area uses the imageable area of the paper size so no clipping of the content will occur.
This is because the preview window displays the entire imageable area of the selected media;
Scale to fit(Imageable area)- Scales the page content to fit within the imageable area on the selected sheet size.
In the examples below, margins are created on all edges of the image so it can be printed within the imageable area of the sheet.
Although the document with large margins fits within the imageable area, the document with small margins will have content clipped when imposed and printed.
Check Fit in Print Area to reduce or enlarge the size of a page in your document to fit the imageable area of the selected media.
See imageable area on the sheet so that the imposition can be moved to the edge of the imageable area or the imposition can be clipped, if desired.
bleed is outside the imageable area.
is greater than the imageable area of the print media, a red area indicates portions of the layout that are outside the imageable area and will therefore be clipped.
for example between the imageable area and substrate, as shown on the substrate in the image preview.
scale factor of the imposed job by the imageable area of the final printed sheet,