The workaround is the create a page size in the same proportion as your
poster.
e.g. if poster is 145cm wide x 210cm tall
Then set powerpoint to 14.5 x 21.0 tall
Then either get powerpoint to "Scale to fit" when you print. Or get your
"printer driver>properties" to "scale to fit"
Cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp
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"Dan" <D.T....@ncl.ac.uk> wrote in message
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> I am trying to create a poster using a powerpoint slide
> format. My poster can be a maximum of 145cm wide;
> however, the maximum width allowed by Powerpoint is
> 134.4cm. Is there anyway of overriding this?
I assume you want your poster printed on a large format
inkjet printer.
What we do is set the "page size" to exactly one half of
the final size and print it at 200%.
Works like a charm.
You need to make any inserted image files, etc. correctly
to avoid the dreaded jaggies.
tk
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