Printing poster to A4 size

[adam denley]

How do I print my poster (actual size 0.9m x 1.2m) to A4
size so I can check the format and layout in front of me.
In essence I want everything still in proportion but
shrunk to A4 page size. Help please.

[FAKE...@jogc.com]

The best thing for you to do is to design your poster in the proportions of
ISO A4 standard. That way, you can resize it to any A size paper with no
loss of aspect ratio...

"adam denley" <adam....@adelaide.edu.au> wrote in message
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[°MS°Publisher°]

Your printer driver may offer this feature, or you would need to create a
PDF file if you have Adobe Acrobat full version that can resize the page to
fit while printing.

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[°MS°Publisher°]

Publisher will print to its maximum size, and to that the printer driver
will support.

Acrobat has a function to FIT TO PRINT or some terminology like that, and it
will fit the print to the page.

[Hubert Lam]

<衽S訐ublisher? <no_private_c...@here.com>> wrote in message
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> Your printer driver may offer this feature, or you would need to create a
> PDF file if you have Adobe Acrobat full version that can resize the page
to
> fit while printing.
>

Creating a PDF to resize the page is not possible. Remember Publisher treats
a poster as a multiple-page document, except the graphics/text you have on
the poster spans the multiple pages. Hence a poster really isn't "one" huge
sheet of paper (although visually it is when you're making it from Pub), but
a whole series of pages.